About Us
The Whistler Museum & Archives was
founded in 1986 as a non-profit organization for the purpose
of collecting, cataloguing and conserving artifacts and photographs
of the pioneer history of the Whistler Valley. The Museum has
since expanded to include information on the Resort Development
and Natural History of the entire Whistler region.
Vision
To become one of the leading institutions
in the collection, preservation, documentation, and interpretation
of mountain life.
Mandate
The mandate of the Whistler Museum is
to collect, preserve, document, and interpret mountain life for
the benefit and enrichment of the public. The natural and human
history, community events, and 2010 Winter Olympic Legacy of
the Whistler Valley region are the primary focus for all collecting,
research, and programming activities. As a cultural centre and
forum for learning, the Whistler Museum develops innovative exhibitions,
educational programs, and multimedia projects to enhance Whistler’s
world-class reputation in the international mountain community.
Museum Board
of Trustees
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member since |
President |
Alex Kleinman |
2002 |
Vice President |
Bob Barnett |
2002 |
Treasurer |
James Brooks |
2006 |
Secretary |
Laurie Vance |
2004 |
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Alex Bunbury |
1990's |
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Isobel MacLaurin |
1990 |
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Niki Madigan |
2004 |
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George Beer |
2005
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Brad Kasselman |
2007 |
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Dave Kirk |
2005 |
| Municipal Representative |
Eckhard Zeidler |
2005 |
Museum Staff |
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| Program and Promotions |
Jehanne Burns |
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