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Phone: (780) 696-2551
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (780) 696-2551
Email: [email protected]
Now Accepting E-transfers!!!
The Breton Museum now accepts E-transfers as a form of payment!
Please Note that we are set up for automatic deposits and do not need to answer a security question in order to deposit funds.
If you would like to purchase a item(s) via e-transfer please contact us prior to sending any money.
If you would like us to mail your purchase to you, please be aware that there will be an additional shipping charge.
Please Note that we are set up for automatic deposits and do not need to answer a security question in order to deposit funds.
If you would like to purchase a item(s) via e-transfer please contact us prior to sending any money.
If you would like us to mail your purchase to you, please be aware that there will be an additional shipping charge.
Books
The Keystone Legacy: Recollections of a Black Settler By Gwen Hooks
The Keystone Legacy recounts the life story of Mark Hooks, told in his voice and written by his wife, Gwen Hooks. Mark’s parents immigrated to Alberta from Oklahoma in the early 1900s and were among the pioneers that settled the area now occupied by the Village of Breton. This book presents serious stories interwoven with humorous tales to create a three dimensional telling of what life was like for African American settlers in the Alberta wilderness. Price: $15 (GST included) |
As Time Goes By II By Gwen Hooks
The second volume of poems be Gwen Hooks, As Time Goes By II, examines pioneer life in the Alberta Wilderness, recounting humorous stories and providing insight into the everyday life of homesteaders. Although it’s been nearly 30 years since this volume was put together, there are still many lessons to be learned and thoughts to ponder in this collection of poems, songs, and skits. Price: $5 (GST included) |
Pourin Down Rain By Cheryl Foggo
In this 30th Anniversary Edition of Pourin Down Rain, Cheryl Foggo shares her experiences being raised in Calgary in the 1960s and living in a community where there were only a few African American families. Throughout the book you witness Cheryl, who was born in Canada, learn about her family’s history, including their immigration from Kansas and how they had been impacted by racism in both countries. Price: $20 (GST included) |
B is for Breton Edited By Barbara Gregory
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Monday - Friday 11 - 5 Saturday - Sunday 11 - 5 Call Allan at (780) 898-1155 to book a time. Admission by donation. |
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