David Gregory

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This year, the C.J, Thompson home in Prairie Valley was selected as Summerland’s heritage home. Each year, Summerland selects a heritage home, a heritage site and a heritage tree. This week is designated as Heritage Week in British Columbia.

Thompson house chosen for heritage value

This week, the province of British Columbia celebrates Heritage Week from Feb. 15 to 21.

This year, the C.J, Thompson home in Prairie Valley was selected as Summerland’s heritage home. Each year, Summerland selects a heritage home, a heritage site and a heritage tree. This week is designated as Heritage Week in British Columbia.
James and Mary Darke, shown in a picture from 1899, lived at Victoria Road South and Prairie Valley Road until 1949. The home, one of the oldest in Summerland, must be moved or demolished to allow for a roundabout.

Heritage home in way of roundabout

One of Summerland's oldest houses would have to be moved or destroyed to allow for a traffic roundabout.

James and Mary Darke, shown in a picture from 1899, lived at Victoria Road South and Prairie Valley Road until 1949. The home, one of the oldest in Summerland, must be moved or demolished to allow for a roundabout.

Banker’s home, flume line recognized

This year the heritage building selected was the Sir Edward Clouston home and the heritage site is the flume line.

Looking good for Hockeyville Round 2

Summerland entry in Kraft Hockeyville contest shows history and enthusiasm.

Hockeyville deadline approaching

Summerland is one of 122 communities which have submitted applications to Hockeyville.