Libraries near Pender Harbour BC (29 Result(s))

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The area now known as Roberts Creek is the traditional territory of both the First Nations of the Shishalh and Squamish. Roberts Creek is traditionally known as 'Hwah-sam', meaning 'big fat salmon.' Settlers arrived in 1889.

We are a public educational, cultural and recreational resource at the heart of our community where all can enjoy the benefits of free and uncensored access to all forms of information. We believe that the Library enriches the lives of our citizens by encouraging them to experience the joy of reading, to discover new ideas and to promote creative expression. We participate with other organizations in our community to preserve our history and culture and to foster an environment where people can connect with each other to create the heritage of future generations. We work to provide a safe and secure environment for everyone who uses our services.

Established in 1991, the Nanaimo Community Archives is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving the regio's archival heritage. We acquire, preserve and provide public access to the historical records of Nanaimo. Our holdings include thousands of one-of-a-kind maps, architectural drawings and photographs. The NCA is the official repository of the archival records of the City of Nanaimo, Nanaimo District Museum and the Nanaimo Historical Society. Our holdings also include service club, community organization, fraternal club, family and a wide range of other community records. These records document ordinary and extraordinary people and events that allow us to establish a sense of community, of family, and of particular times and places. They are, in essence, the actual evidence.