The British Columbia History Digitization Program promotes increased access to British Columbia’s historical resources by providing matching funds to undertake digitization projects that will result in free online access to unique historical material from around the province.
The British Columbia History Digitization Program demonstrates the Learning Centre’s dedication to sharing knowledge and supporting education by making local information resources available to people throughout the province and beyond.
Digitization of Families on the Coast: K&M Boat Works and the Oikawa Island Complete
The Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre has completed its digitization of Families on the Coast: K&M Boat Works and the Oikawa Island collection. Read More
Digitization of the Nanaimo Free Press (1874-1928): Part II Complete
Vancouver Island University Library has completed part II of its digitization of the Nanaimo Free Press (1874-1928) collection. Read More
Digitization of LIVE Biennale of Performance Art: The Early Years Complete
grunt gallery (Visible Art Society) has completed its digitization of LIVE Biennale of Performance Art: The Early Years. Read More
Digitization of the Photographs of British Columbia by George Hunter, RCA Complete
The Canadian Heritage Foundation Photography Foundation has completed digitizing 2000 photographs of BC taken by Canadian photographer George Hunter, RCA. Read More
Digitization of Pender Guy Audio Complete
The Vancouver City Archives has completed the digitization of the Pender Guy Audio and it is now available in the archives. Read More
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Information about the application process as well as the updated guidelines/instructions and application form are available in Applicant Information
Applicant Information | Recipient Information
Successful Projects
For more program information please contact:
Mimi Lam
Coordinator
BC History Digitization Program
bc.historydigitization@ubc.ca
Bronwen Sprout
Head
Digital Programs and Services