Historical Writing Competition
Historical Writing Competition
2006 – Watt, K. Jane
Watt, K.J. (2006). High water: Living with the Fraser Floods. Abbotsford, B.C.: Dairy Industry Historical Society of BC.
This comprehensive book looks at the flood history of...
In the Press — News from conference reaches corners of the province
Stories of award winners and news of the BCHF conference were shared around the province by the press. Read the stories here:
Langley Advance....
BCHF conference preview: Awards gala
Find out who will win the Lieutenant Governor's medal for historical writing at our Awards Gala on...
2005 – Hayes, Derek
Hayes, D. (2005). Historical Atlas of Vancouver. Â Vancouver, BC: Douglas & McIntyre.
Gathered together in a single volume for the first time, here are the...
Historical Writing Competition — Deadline to apply is December 31
Authors and publishers — you have two months to apply for the 2018 Lieutenant Governor’s Medal for Historical Writing.Â
Our judges are anticipating another great...
BCHF conference: Connections 2021 at Surrey
The province’s largest historical organization successfully conducted its first virtual conference in partnership with the Surrey Historical...
2003 – Barman, Jean
Barman, J. (2003). Sojourning sisters: The lives and letters of Jessie and Annie McQueen. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press.
Shortly after the completion of the...
Shortlist Announced for 2019 BCHF Historical Writing Competition
The
British Columbia Historical Federation is pleased to announce the shortlist for
the Annual Historical Writing Competition. Congratulations to all the
finalists.
2011 – Davis, Chuck
Davis, C. (2011). The Chuck Davis history of metropolitan Vancouver. Vancouve, BC: Harbour Publishing.
In his ambitious magnum opus, The Chuck Davis History of Metropolitan...
Chinatown Through a Wide Lens wins Lieutenant Governor’s Medal
A remarkable book about an early Vancouver photographer whose work was almost forgotten was named the...
