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Agassiz Museum, area historian create B.C. History Diary
The online archive transcribes 100 Hazeley letters and William McRae’s World War I papers, with context from local historian Jodie Laughlin.
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Agassiz Museum, area historian create B.C. History Diary
The Agassiz-Harrison Museum is preserving previously forgotten stories of B.C. history. Area historian Jodie Laughlin partnered with the local museum to create B.C. History Diary, accessible online at bchistordiary.ca. Laughlin has transcribed handwritten historical documents and researched their historical context. This includes “The Hazeley Letter Series,” a collection of 100 letters between four siblings travelling from England to Agassiz in …
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