This fall at the KMA, the KJCA celebrates the Japanese Canadian community in Kamloops.
The Kamloops Japanese Canadian Association was formed in 1976 and met at the Buddhist Temple on Poplar Street until 1983 when the Yamada family donated this house and lot that would become…
... service station into North Kamloops Motors, which, by the time he retired in 1981, was one of the most successful family–operated dealerships in Western Canada. The business would continue to be run by sons, Terry and Frank (d. 2018), who were getting ready to drive into...
This year, visit us and learn about our country’s rich and diverse history throughout Canada #HistoricPlacesDay, now running #AllSummerLong! Find out more about this great event at https://t.co/qGjOyOmTtF. Plus, enter the Selfie Contest for a chance to win $1000!
A popular spot during the mid-1880s was the Lakeview House (or Hotel) in Savona, run by pioneer settler Adam Bell Ferguson. The hotel was so successful that they planned to move it to Eagle Pass, but the hotel remained in Savona for many years to come.
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🧼 before eating
🧼 after toilet use
🧼 when hands are visibly dirty
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Have you been in yet to see Still Life: the KMA Taxidermy Collection? In only 5 short weeks the animals will migrate back into storage as we prepare for our next show, so hurry in today and make sure not to miss out!
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Looking for a historical souvenir of Kamloops to celebrate Heritage Week? Take home a glimpse into the past with this Fire Insurance Map from 1887, which shows businesses along the Thompson River on Main Street (Victoria Street West)...
Want to celebrate Send a Card to a Friend Day in style? Why not send them a little slice of history with a greeting card from the KMA gift shop? Featuring some of our loveliest archival images, they are sure to be enjoyed by all!
Ever wondered where to start researching Kamloops history? Register now for our Archival Research Workshop and join us on February 22, 2020 to learn about the KMA’s archival collections and how you can use our resources to dig into Kamloops’ fascinating history.
Ready to get back into hockey after the Allstar Break? Brush up on your local sports history with these books about @blazerhockey and other historical hockey teams! Available from the KMA gift shop.
Looking for an indoor activity to escape the January weather? Come visit the Learning Centre at the KMA, where your child can explore history, active learning, and play with activities like our giant magnetic wall puzzle!