11 - Sunday, December 20, 1987 - North Shore News

COUNCILS ADDRESSED
New museum called for

THE THREE North Shore — jonsson and Janet Thompson; the Payne recently appeared before

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municipalities are being called
upon to join together to build a
new North Shore Museum and Ar-
chives. :

Appearing before: North Van-
ceuver Distnet Council recently,
Gary Payne, chairman of the
North Shore Museum and Ar-
chives, asked the district to help in
building a new home for the
museum.

Payne described the museum's
present inadequate facilities and
said, ‘‘The North Shore is large
enough, rich enough and mature
enough to collect, preserve and
present the story of our history to
present and future generations.”’

Payne said a new museum would
be an excellent project for the
district’s Centennial, which is com-
ing up in 1992.

At present, the museum is fund-
ed totally by an annual operating
grant from the City of North Van-
couver, Payne said the museum is
in fact a department of the city.

Payne noted that even though
the museum is only funded by the
city, ‘the collection represents the
story of the entire North Shore.’’

Payne said that the museum’s
current display space at Pres-
entation House is ‘‘not suitable for
our present collection’? and the
Station Museum at Mahon Park
“requires constant maintenance
and repair.”

The museum and archives has a
large collection which includes a
priceless collection of old
photographs, a 1907 streetcar,
wagons, sleighs, furniture and
other household artifacts.

A committee has been meeting
on a preliminary basis to see if
there is potential for cooperation
between the three Worth Shore
municipalities in building a new
museum and archives, which
would be jointly funded by the
three.

The District of North Vancouver
is represented by Fred Sigur-

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