Cathy English marks 30 years of preserving local history
Cathy English’s long-anticipated 30th anniversary party was held at the Museum & Archives on Friday and was greatly enjoyed by everyone who attended.
Judging by all of the stories about Revelstoke and its people that Cathy has filed away in her brain, we’ll bet those 30 years of preserving our community’s history and heritage were never dull.
We wouldn’t be the community we are today without you, Cathy.
Here is a selection of photos from the event:
The Revelstoke Museum & Archives put together a lovely tea party to celebrate Curator Cathy English’s 30 years with the institution. There was cake, fruit and, of course, tea. Jacolyn Daniluck photoThere were all kinds of people at the party, people like Parks Canada’s Tania Peters and John Woods who is working on one of the museum’s major projects, the Land of Thundering Snow digital exhibition for the Virtual Museum of Canada. Jacolyn Daniluck photoOne of the highlights of the party was a slideshow of Cathy’s carreer. Here, Alan and Evelyn McGinnes enjoy that peek into the past. Jacolyn Daniluck photoCathy enjoys a chat with Councillors Gary Starling and Linda Nixon. The City’s support for the museum’s activities has been one of the keys to success. Jacolyn Daniluck photoSarah English, Brenda DeMone and Marnie Digiandomenico enjoyed the party. Jacolyn Daniluck photo
