Participants of the last presentation of the day. Today’s Tuesday Folklore photos come from the Girl Guides of Canada’s 2016 National Tr...

Architecture or built heritage in Old Quebec. Today’s Folklore Photos come from the International Conference on Intangible Cultural ...

I got an email yesterday with the attached photo taken Saturday, 7 May 2016, asking if I knew anything about this structure. It is a cai...

Followers of the ICH Blog may remember that I have been interested in lych gates, a very specific type of gate that was found at the ent...

Happy Tuesday! For this week's Folklore Photo, a lovely view of a potato garden in flower in Trinity, Trinity Bay. I have been ass...

Participants of the Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove booklet There Was No Pavement Then with editor Terra Barrett. Left to right: Betty Cheese...

Today’s Tuesday Folklore photos are of Mr. Joshua Young demonstrating how to “run” a birch broom. Last Thursday afternoon after a success...

I spent Monday morning attending the Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Archives' annual general meeting and today's folklor...

This week's folklore photo might not look like much, but it comes with a great story, and is a very good example of how intangible cul...

This Tuesday in our folklore photo segment, we've got a gem from Corey Sharpe, of Grand Falls-Windsor, who owns and has restored ...

This week's folklore photo is of the former Gosine's Store, in Portugal Cove- St. Philip's. Katie Harvey, one of our youth ...

It's been a while since we posted one of our Folklore Photos. So here is a gem, from Twillingate, showing the Facey's Taxi Stand....

During the month of September I always think of the teachers and students who head back indoors for the fall as they go back to school. It h...

Courtesy of MUN`s Digital Archives Initiative Today’s folklore photo is a photo of freshly caught cod being processed in Quidi Vidi du...

Thomas Ruck fonds VA 45-1; Petty Harbour in the 1860s Photo: Courtesy of The Rooms Today’s folklore photos are pictures of the flakes ...

Today's folklore photo is actually a collection of photos from the past week.  It has been a busy week with the Heritage Foundation. ...

I have been working on compiling an oral history of the Jenkins House in Blow Me Down, Durrell, Twillingate. The above photo is of the ...

This week's folklore photo is of Engine Rock (or Indian Rock, depending upon who you ask), overlooking the town of Petty Harbour.  ...

I feel like this happens every year - we think we are out of the woods with winter and that spring is on our doorstep, when suddenly another...

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...