53.3 | Fall 2020 British Columbia History

The Fall 2020 issue of British Columbia History “Artist Commemorates Abbotsford History” by K. Jane Watt in conversation with Manjit Singh Sandhu; “The Kitagawa Family: A farming legacy in south Langley” reflections by Akiko Oshiro and Sumiye Iwasa; “Warp Weft Weave: Joining generations” by Jenn Ashton; “The Washboard Legacy” by Emma Quan; “An Ode to Mom, COVID, and the Internment” by Laura Saimoto; “My Discovery of the Mainland: Boyhood Rambles” by Barry Gough; and “The Scabbler: A solution to a serious cow comfort problem” by Mike Yusko. Readers may also enjoy “Time Travels: Telling Our Stories” by Mark Forsythe profiling the Langley Heritage Society; “Archives & Archivists: Connecting with Community through the BC Gay and Lesbian Archives” by Jana Grazley and edited by Sylvia Stopforth; “Stories of Objects: The Iron Lung” in conversation with members of the Vancouver General Hospital Nursing Class of 1954; and “BC Bookshelf: Questioning History: The Search for Answers” and “Past Forward: Digital BC History” with Aimee Greenaway.