The Fight Against Archival Silences: Is “Radical Patience” Giving Up ?
By: Odalis Mairena
Recent Blog Posts
Conservation Or Restoration?
The Pergamon Altar in Berlin was bleached of its paint in the 1900's prohibiting modern historians from using new technology to recreate its original look. (Workers washing the altar again in 1945, Pergamonmuseum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin)
By Stepan Popov
The Art of Zines
By Kayleigh Robinson
The Differences Between Small and Large Museums
Photos courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum and City of Mississauga Culture
By: Justine Lyn
You have more in common with a WWII soldier than you think
Image of EJ Brewster and WL Brewster - Courtesy of Heritage Mississauga
By Ivan Kovacevic
Reading People and Politics Through the Spoken and the Silent
While we often think of politics as speeches made by figures too grand for daily life, or all the arguments at the House of Commons on the news, we seem to forget the importance of all the everyday people who these people represent and support.
If They Could Tell Stories
(German soldier with his trusty butter knife eating bread, Courtesy of Forgotten Weapons)
By Stepan Popov
The 5 most important aspects of being a Historian
A bookshelf at the Heritage Mississauga office and a desk with my research and writing tools on it. Photo taken by author.
By Ivan Z. Kovacevic
