This June through August, we’ll be offering weekly walking tours about Edmonton history. They’ll have an ECAMP flavour: curiosity-driven, hands-on, seeing the whole city as a place to learn from.
And bonus: we’re hiring two summer interpreters to lead the tours.
Hi everyone, my name is Marina Hulzenga and I have joined the ECAMP team as the new Exhibits Coordinator here…
Why did star American football player Johnny Bright move to Edmonton?[1] What year did the Rat Hole close?[2] This winter,…
In 1950, Jean Wallbridge and Mary Imrie started Canada’s first all-female architectural firm. That partnership was trailblazing in its own…
Want to learn about what it was like to build one of Edmonton’s skyscrapers without a safety harness, or the…
This year’s theme: Work Are you interested in the history of this place? Do you enjoy writing, researching, or storytelling?…
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This year, the City of Edmonton, Africa Centre, Edmonton Community Foundation, and Edmonton Heritage Council partnered to provide resources to…
Edmonton City As Museum Project is proud to spotlight a 2021 FIRE grant recipient project: the livestream podcast series Do…
ECAMP Podcast – Bonus Episode releases today! December 10 is Human Rights Day. The slogan this year is “All Human,…
Edmonton City as Museum Project is proud to announce our second “Virtual Exhibit”. The original hardcopy exhibit was displayed in…
Are you interested in the history of this place? Do you enjoy writing, researching, or storytelling? Is there a story…