A new home has been found for a significant amount of BC Tree Fruits artifacts preserved in Oliver since the cooperative filed for insolvency last year.
The nearly 130 year old Fairview Jail has officially been reopened after a months-long restoration effort returned the historic building to its former glory.
Rotting timber on the nearly 130 year old Fairview Jail has resulted in an urgent fundraising appeal by the Oliver and District Heritage Society (ODHS) as it seeks community support in the restoration of one of the very few Fairview heritage buildings still standing.
The Oliver and District Heritage Society (ODHS) is seeking an update to the town’s 2005 Heritage Strategic Plan to hopefully implement measures “with teeth” to preserve heritage buildings in the community.
Town council has given the thumbs up to a proposal by the Oliver and District Heritage Society to erect special signage around town to tell the story of Canada’s Wine Capital.
The Oliver and District Heritage Society (ODHS) Museum and Archives has been undertaking a massive project of digitally archiving the history of the Oliver Chronicle newspaper, all the way back to August 25, 1937, with tentative plans to complete the project by Sept. 1, 2023.