Oyama BC Canada Dearest Mib, I have just finished “The Eyes”1 & have been quite useless & hysterical from crying so much. I do think you are mean to make Danny die just for the selfish joy of drawing tears... [Continue Reading]
Dec 11th Oyama BC Canada Dearest Mib — I hope this will do but it is the best I can do for the present at any rate, as we are in the midst of a Zero spell. 38 degrees of... [Continue Reading]
Oyama BC Canada Oct 7th Dearest Mib The delightful little wooly has arrived I love it dearly & Bob does too. The detachable collar is such a good idea. And the white stripe near the face is a tremendous improvement... [Continue Reading]
Oyama BC March 9th Canada Dearest Mib, It is dreadful the way I have gone on waiting to write to you. I fell head over heels at first —... [Continue Reading]
Oyama BC Canada Sept 9th Dearest Mib, Miss McMasters sent me the paper knife and I got it within a day of my birthday. Thank you so very much — it was good of you to think of me so... [Continue Reading]
The latest display at the District of Lake Country office highlights the Central Okanagan Hall of Fame. Newspaper clippings featuring former Lake Country resident, Don Arnold, are displayed. Don helped power Canada to its first ever gold medal in rowing... [Continue Reading]
The Lake Country Heritage and Cultural Society presented its 2014 Annual Report at the Annual General Meeting on April 9th, 2015. For any questions regarding this Report please contact the Lake Country Museum & Archives manager, Shannon Jorgenson, or LCHS president,... [Continue Reading]
Sometime-British Columbian resident Major Charles Sydney Goldman, a “self-made” man, was caricatured by Spy (Leslie Ward) in Vanity Fair in January 28th, 1904. One hundred and ten years later, an exhibit and discussion featuring this historic figure was held at the... [Continue Reading]
John Wesley Arnold was one of Lake Country’s early pioneers. He was born in Belleville, Ontario in 1871 and married Lucinda ‘Cindy’ Yott in New York, where they had met while working at a hospital. The young family moved west,... [Continue Reading]
The Lake Country Museum and Archives has created a documentary film of twelve local artists. Funded through the BC Arts Council and partnered with the Lake Country Art Gallery, UBC Okanagan, ARTSCO, and the Lake Country ArtWalk and Public Art... [Continue Reading]
