Guest curated by Nicole Tremblay

402 Anderson Street: A History served as a celebratory, commemorative show dedicated to the old museum site on the corner of Anderson Street. This exhibition marked the legacy of those who have contributed to the arts, culture and heritage in Nelson, BC, notably those directly involved in the establishment of the museum society’s previous location. 402 Anderson Street elaborates upon storied beginnings such as the building’s construction, the Mildred Erb Gallery and the infamous fire of 2003.  This exhibition further identified and synthesized the museum society’s history, and a continued effort in ‘looking forward to the past’.  

See Also

The History of the Nelson Museum

Sean Arthur Joyce “The Mother Superior of the Nelson Museum”

Stephanie Fischer “Remembering the Mildred Erb Gallery”

Alan Ramsdan Interview on how 402 Anderson St came to be

Frances Welwood “Fired Up Museum!”