Join the Bytown Museum as they sit down with Paul Henry to discuss how public transit has transformed throughout the history of Ottawa. Paul J. Henry, City Archivist of Ottawa, began his archival career at the National Archives of Canada. He later served as an archivist at the Directorate of History and Heritage in the […]
This special lecture takes us outside Canada to look at how the Bauhaus — founded over 100 years ago — spread internationally and in particular, how it took root in Tel Aviv under the British Mandate in Palestine. The White City area of Tel Aviv, constructed mainly in the 1920s and 1930s, is now a […]
As part of the Bytown Museum's summer lecture series, they are hosting an exciting talk with Luc Lalande on the History of Ottawa's Tech Sector. This is a Virtual Lecture taking place via Zoom. As a recent university graduate in 1984, Luc noticed a job posting in the Ottawa Citizen describing a new and unique […]
