Prince Rupert City & Regional Archives

Prince Rupert City & Regional Archives Open 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Monday to Friday and by appointment from 1:00 to 3:00 pm

The Archives acquires, identifies and preserves records and documents related to the history and culture of Prince Rupert, Port Edward, Port Esssington, Port Simpson, Anyox, the surrounding area and its people. The Archives makes all of these resources available to the public at no charge. The Archives holdings consist of approximately 50 000 photographs and negatives, school registers, yearbooks,

telephone books, directories, maps and charts, newspapers, personal, business, club and church records, fire insurance plans and reference materials.

06/10/2019

The Prince Rupert Archives is hosting a presentation on Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 7:00 pm at the Prince Rupert Library in the multi-purpose room. It will be presented by UNBC professors, Maureen Atkinson and Ed Harrison on the History of Georgetown Mills.

Everyone is welcome. Archives members are free
Public - admission by donation

Can you identify anyone in the following 1959 Booth Junior High School photos?
04/16/2019

Can you identify anyone in the following 1959 Booth Junior High School photos?

Port Simpson Young People's Educational Association (YPEA) Basketball Team in 1920.Can anyone help us identify these bas...
04/26/2018

Port Simpson Young People's Educational Association (YPEA) Basketball Team in 1920.
Can anyone help us identify these basketball players? If you can, please email us at: [email protected]
or call us at 250 624-3326. Thank you!

04/26/2018

You may have seen archivists on television helping people to discover their roots in old records or talking to historians (or detectives!). But you might be wondering what archivists do the rest of…

08/05/2016

A photograph taken back in 1910 of some of Prince Rupert’s earliest bankers returned home recently, coming from the U.S.’s midwest.

Address

424 Third Avenue West
Prince Rupert, BC
V8J4H6

Opening Hours

1am - 3pm

Telephone

+12506243326

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