Feature Exhibitions


SOLIDARITY FOREVER (Opening February 14)

Pictured: Royal Columbian Hospital employees marching to protest budget cutbacks, 1979. 

New Westminster was built on a foundation of organized union labour. By delving into what drove people to join together and what they stood up against, we can learn so much about the working conditions of the past, as well as what fights have continued to this day. This exhibition serves as a reminder that rights were not freely given by following the stories of those who demanded change.

New Westminster Museum Feature Gallery | 777 Columbia St

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REFRAMED: UNDERSTANDING NEW WEST THROUGH PHOTOS

Pictured: A school class photograph from John Robson School, c. 1900. IHP0042.
 

New Westminster Museum and Archives holds 230,000 photographs documenting scenes from the city’s history and its people. By critically examining photographs, both familiar and unseen, we can better understand the role photographs may play in creating a more genuine picture of New Westminster’s history. We can look again and reframe our knowledge about the city by highlighting its marginalized stories.

This exhibition is part of the 2025 Capture Photography Festival Selected Exhibition Program.
 
New Westminster Museum Gallery 7 | 777 Columbia St
 

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