In the Dec16th edition of the 1910 Evening Sun there is a small poem at the top of page 3. We cannot find any information on the poet, one Leslie Woodworth Reese, and even more perplexing is: What the heck… Continue Reading →
While Randi DeLisle and I were selling memberships and Reports at the Artisan’s Faire at Gallery 2, a gentleman approached our table and asked if we might know the answer to a question. He was wondering what John A. Manly’s… Continue Reading →
December 4, 2016 Hello to all our Members, Life Members and Friends of the Boundary Historical Society; The last newsletter for 2016. 2017 is approaching quickly along with Canada’s 150th birthday! What a young country with such a lot… Continue Reading →
Over the last 200 years many intrepid explorers have visited Christina Lake and the surrounding area. When David Thompson explored the Arrow Lakes to the east in 1811, he heard about En-Chalm (as it was known then), from the First… Continue Reading →
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