(01 02 004) Water Street, St. John's. View looking east with Ayre and Sons to the right. Photo courtesy of Geography Collection of His...

To celebrate Archives Week 2015, The Memorial University of Newfoundland Folklore and Language Archive (MUNFLA) will be offering free tours ...

Nicole Penney is a folklorist and archivist living and working in St. John’s, Newfoundland. She holds a BA in Folklore / English Literat...

Mary Ellen Wright has been the Professional Development and Outreach Officer (aka archives advisor) for the Association of Newfoundland ...

I'm in Grand Falls today, helping sort out some oral history collections with the Grand Falls-Windsor Historical Society (more on that...

Guest blog post by Sharna Brzycki Hi everyone! As this is my first post here on the ICH blog, I thought I should start by introducing m...

 Guest Speaker: Aimee Chaulk Aimee Chaulk is the editor of Them Days magazine, an oral history quarterly about Labrador, and the de-f...

Guest Speaker: Nicole Penney   Nicole Penney is a folklorist and archivist living and working in St. John’s, Newfoundland. She has ...

Has anyone in the St. John's area got an old, *still-working* BetaMax player to donate? MUN's Folklore and Language Archive needs ...

  "Specimens: Wee Flowering Plants collected Summer 1919 at  Grenfell Mission Station, Battle Harbour, Labrador / by Katherine...

United States Coast Guard plane on patrol, flying over an iceberg, 1945. This photograph was donated to the Maritime History Archive b...

Digitizing and preserving family heirloom cookbooks and recipe cards. Date: February 21, 2014, 1-4:30 p.m. Location: ANLA office, Suit...

Pictured above is the Port Union salt fish plant and retail store during construction. Though the photograph is undated, Edith Samson fro...

Exterior of the Union Electric Building, 2013. The Port Union Heritage District is both nationally and provincially recognized, and...

This photograph was provided by the Mizzen Heritage Society's archives in Heart's Content. It shows the Orangemen Brass Marching ...

I've just returned from the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO in Ottawa. While there, I made a presentati...