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The Trapper's Cabin is one of the fully restored buildings at Heritage Park. Ken Burchard of No ma

an. Tourism Canada felt that this collection of log construction buildings would be a major hit ‘
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Jenny Smith, vice-president of the Terrace Regional Museum

Society, enjoys working with society members to keep — Avaleen McConnell, member of the Board of Directors, help
Heritage Park open so the general public can view historic: —_cgordinate functions at Heritage Park. mo

sites and displays.
Storage shed now complete |

A general meeting was recently held for ‘the
Terrace Regional Museum Society. -

At the meeting, Ken Buchard of Tourism
Canada spoke about the need for attractions in
Northwestern B.C. and was pleased with the
quality of Heritage Park.

The membership was given a tour of the
completed storage shed which will be used to
house large artifacts such as the. -belly-dump
wagon and fire-engine. ;

Understanding the past

through historic

Mamie Kerby, president of the Terrace Regional Museum
Society, visits the historic Kalum, Lake Hotel, the main’
museum building at Heritage Park. Tm

Judy Houlden, member of the: Board of Directors, assisted in
setting up the cookies and coffee tor the ‘membership
meeting. : :

Visitors :
welcome

Vera Frank, secretary of tha “|
Terrace Regional. Museum
Soclety, Invites residents to
visit Tarrace’s past. ,

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Dedicated . |
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Terrace Reglonal Museum
Society members (left to f
right) Ted Johnson, Randy
Penner and Floyd Frank
make some coffee at’ the ;
Heritage Park site, Both |
Johnson and Frank arrived In

the Terrace area during the
days of the riverboats. .