Guest post by Alexa Kanbergs Dr. Mark Carey of the Robert D. Clark Honors College in Eugene, Oregon has spent a great amount of time r...

Last summer I did a lot of work on wells and springs here in Newfoundland, and one question that I asking myself in the beginning was how...

For the past couple of weeks Dale has been overseas attending workshops, telling stories, teaching, and eating some delicious looking f...

Yesterday, I was contacted and interviewed by Leigh Anne Power from CBC Central on the wells and springs project I've been working o...

When the wells and springs project first began, I was getting contacted from all over the province, and planning amazing day trips to differ...

So yes, technically it's Wednesday, but I had to slightly delay the folklore photo this week because of a really exciting meeting I ...

Archaeologists thrive on finding the refuse of the past. By uncovering the remnants of meals, household items, clothing and daily life, we c...

Last week Dale, Claire, Nicole and myself travelled out to Cupids, Newfoundland to meet up with some friends and talk about water source...

On Wednesday I spent the day with Andrea along the Southern shore, meeting some interesting people and visiting and recording some excellent...

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

This week's folklore photo is courtesy of Jessica Cahill, who gave us a tour of her property in Ocean Pond last Friday. Jess contact...

This week's folklore photo is of the Bowring Park horse trough, sent to us courtesy of Gayna Rowe, Office Administrator with the Bowr...

Lion's Head Spout from The Battery, 1975 Last month’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Update for Newfoundland and Labrador mentioned th...

Traditional Water Sources Survey Fieldworker Memorial’s Department of Folklore and the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador...

This morning, Philip Hiscock with the Department of Folklore (left) and I met up with Sister Mary Tee (right), the Coordinator of the ...