Our members

The Canadian Conservation Consortium is a group of professional conservators offering their clients a wide variety of museum-quality services with specialized expertise in the care of photographs, books, works of art and archival materials on paper.

The Canadian War Museum is Canada’s national museum of military history and one of the world’s most respected museums for the study and understanding of armed conflict.

The CCPH promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration through a variety of projects and activities. We strive to facilitate contact and exchanges between Carleton faculty and the wider community of public historians, museum professionals, curators, and archivists. And we support graduate students in public history and related fields in their research by providing them with networking opportunities with other researchers and scholars, both inside and outside of the academy.

Recently relocated in Carleton University’s Library Archives on the 5^th floor, the collection offers a variety of materials including government literature, books, maps, ephemera and archival collections.

We are the caretakers of Ottawa’s documentary history, with a focus on preserving the records of its civic government and documenting the accomplishments of its Citizens.  We also make these records accessible, encouraging the exploration of our shared past.