This past Monday the Baccalieu Trail Heritage Corporation, with some help from us here at the Heritage Foundation, held a forum for represen...

I wrote the other day about how we took a group of public folklore grad students out to Heart's Content .  Today is folklore photo da...

Last summer when I was doing wells and springs work, I not only measured wells and photographed them, but I also recorded their GPS coo...

With a blizzard on the way and rolling blackouts effecting the province, I thought I'd share some pictures of past snowy days, when snow...

Courtesy of: The Rooms Provincial Archives Corporation of Newfoundland and Labrador  A 7-12. "Pitch and Toss": Children playing...

Throughout the month of October I spent a great deal of time working on our current collection project on the folk culture and beliefs of th...

Keeping with my spooky theme for the month of October, here's a photo of the St. Anthony medical staff posed with a skeleton! [VA 12...

[799. Family] Boys Holding Pumpkin circa 1920-1950 Courtesy of:  U nited Church Archives - H.M. Dawe Photograph Collection To celebra...

Educational booklet published by the Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association. Ca. 1950  Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Ne...

Update: I was informed that the item below is not a berry comb but actually a dory bailer, used to scoop out water from a boat. The bailer i...

I recently visited the Logger's Life Provincial Museum in Grand Falls-Windsor to work with their staff to develop public programm...

Have you ever wondered what the oldest structure is St. John's is?  Anderson House , built circa 1804-1805, is most likely the oldest...

Yesterday I was invited out to Cupids to instruct a pillow top workshop. Dale came along and we had a great time at  The Cupids  Legacy  Ce...