1912-1976 As we watch the rebirth of the Highlands School, we can’t help but look back at her long history. Does this look familiar to you? This medallion was produced by the Alberta Mint in Fort Saskatchewan to commemorate the Highlands School Reunion in 1976. We are grateful to long time member Nykie Starr, and…
Membership EXCLUSIVE!
We are excited to announce an exclusive opportunity for HHS members. Current members should have received an email link giving them access to the entire library of 41 Highlands Historical Society/Foundation newsletters (over 175 articles! Lots of photos!) Thanks to the efforts of present and past board members, this fascinating resource of articles and photos…
Get your Highlands Historical Society Plaque – October 31 deadline
What a great time to hunker down and cozy up with a warm cup of cocoa as you sit by the fireplace to research the history of your home. A Highlands Historical Society Plaque is a beautiful way to pay hommage to the history of your home. Our blog outlines a few quick steps to…
Mary Parris – Highlands Watercolour Artist
It all started with an old photo! When long-time Highlands resident and historian Ted Smith came across a gentleman holding an old photo on the stairs at the Highlands Golf Course, a conversation naturally ensued! It turned out the gentleman was Glenn Parris and the photo, circa 1947, was of Glenn’s mother, Highlands artist Mary…
“Following No Mean Task”: The Edmonton Normal School by Marjorie Scott
Highlands Historical Society 