Research Resources

Hardieville -The MIne, The Community, The People

This book is a collection of information about the history of Hardieville. It is the result of research and collaboration between the Lethbridge Historical Society and members of the Hardieville community. The Lethbridge Historical Society is a volunteer organization whose purpose is to preserve and share the history of Hardieville. Read the book here.

Black History of Southern Alberta

This book is a work in progress. Expect additions and changes to be made as new documents and information is found so if you have a copy of this book, understand it is not a final copy. Research is continuing and readers will note several places where questions remain. Note also that this is a research/reference document, a place where we compile research that we find, document stories, draft early articles, etc. The material here has not been formatted for publication so spelling and grammatical errors may be found in this document. Read more here.

Women Entrepreneurs and Businesswomen of Early Lethbridge

This book is a work in progress. Expect additions and changes to be made as new documents and information is found so if you have a copy of this book, understand it is not a final copy. Research is continuing and readers will note several places where questions remain. Note also that this is a research/reference document, a place where we compile research that we find, document stories, draft early articles, etc. The material here has not been formatted for publication so spelling and grammatical errors may be found in this document. Read more here.

A Guide to Researching Building History in Lethbridge and southern Alberta

Before you start your research, contact us at the Lethbridge Historical Society. The Lethbridge Historical Society routinely researches buildings and houses in Lethbridge as part of our outreach for our Facebook pages, to support designation requests, to draft historic plaques and more. We may have already done some research on the building you’re interested in and could help speed up your research process. Read more here.