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Cathy English has been curator of Revelstoke Museum & Archives since 1983 and has spent that time absorbing the history of this area into her brain. She loves sharing her knowledge about Revelstoke’s history through the Brown Bag History talks, downtown and cemetery tours, school programs, books, and exhibitions. Ask her about her favourite local characters, and prepare to hear some entertaining stories.

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315 First Street West
PO Box 1908
Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0

T. (250) 837-3067
F. (250) 837-3094
info@revelstokemuseum.ca

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Monday to Saturday 10am - 5 pm

Sunday Closed

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We acknowledge our use and inhabitation of this land, sacred to these four nations: The Sinixt, the Secwepemc, the Syilx Okanagan, and the Ktunaxa.

We respectfully honour their traditions and culture.

Revelstoke Museum & Archives

315 1 St W,

Revelstoke,

Canada

(250) 837-3067 info@revelstokemuseum.ca

Hours

Mon 10am to 5pm

Tue 10am to 5pm

Wed 10am to 5pm

Thu 10am to 5pm

Fri 10am to 5pm

Sat 11am to 5pm