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HERITAGE & CONSENT

Partner Communities

We work with academic archives, historical societies, and Indigenous nations to preserve stories with rigorous respect and verified provenance.

A Campus Planted by a CityCHAPTER ONE
ARCHIVE RECORD: 1966

A Campus Planted by a City

Long before the campus had a skyline, it needed shade. Hundreds of Calgarians gave trees from their backyards, estates and nurseries. The trees arrived carrying the memories of other homes and took root beside a university that was only beginning to imagine itself.

Source: University of Calgary — Historical Development of Main Campus Archive
Layer by Layer — The RockCHAPTER TWO
ARCHIVE RECORD: 1968

Layer by Layer — The Rock

No one knows how many messages are buried inside the Rock. A club name. A protest. A birthday. A memorial. A declaration of love. Each one stayed visible for a little while, before becoming the foundation for whatever came next. So does every student who left a small part of themselves here.

Source: UCalgary General Faculties Council — The Rock and Free Expression Archive
The Crowchild PathCHAPTER THREE
ARCHIVE RECORD: 1966

The Crowchild Path

Within Crowchild family oral history lives the memory of someone who repeatedly travelled a long distance to see the person he loved. The distance did not become shorter. He simply continued to choose the journey.

Source: Crowchild family oral history and public history surrounding Crowchild Trail; final cultural details subject to review

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