Our members

The diverse scope of the program provides students an opportunity to integrate learning in a variety of educational and real-world settings. Areas of study include classifying, cataloguing and interpreting collections of artifacts and works of art, constructing and installing exhibits and displays, assessing, preserving and treating material culture.

The AAO East/est is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run organization that has supported the Eastern Ontario archival community for over 30 years.  AAO East/est organizes a number of events throughout the year on relevant topics for both members and non-members.

The Beechwood Cemetery Foundation was established for the purpose of providing cultural, historical and conservation activities as part of its charitable mandate:  “for the beautification and maintenance of Beechwood Cemetery.”  Designated as the National Cemetery of Canada in 2009 by an Act of Parliament, this designation serves to make Beechwood a national place of tribute and remembrance for all Canadians.

The Bytown Fire Brigade is a non-profit Ottawa-based organization established on February 23, 1983, to serve the community as a local historical society. Throughout the years, Bytown Fire Brigade has worked to preserve firefighting artifacts and educate the local community on this important part of its history.

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.