Three local historians have contributed articles to 2020 publication
Community’s electrical utility was created in 1905
Harry Dunsdon and Annie Stevens were both from Middlesex, England
Who’ll Save Our Children was aired on CBS Dec. 16, 1978
Area around Darke Lake was once known as the Piggeries
Vessels once transported passengers and goods along the Okanagan Valley
Crater Mountain is one of 16 volcanoes of the Penticton Group of Volcanoes
Community’s past will be explained during series of summer tours
Serge Simon, the current Grand Chief of Kanesatake, vividly remembers the events of July 11, 1990
Museum to open on July 15 with reduced operating hours
Victoria Gardens was created by Summerland pioneer couple
False-work tower had to be constructed twice
Property was purchased by Sir Thomas Shaughnessy in 1902
Museum photo from 1948 shows Swan Lake flood
Mike Brown launches petition for government to purchase historic Okanagan Landing property
Digitized images preserved and shared with Indigenous communities
Total of 10 camps were established between Summerland and Osprey Lake
