
Campbell House and Urquhart House: Two of East Hill's Grand Old Homes
A Queen Anne landmark from 1898 and an Arts and Crafts bungalow from 1912, and the people who built them.
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Homes, places and people from Vernon's past, each with a short video and the full story.

A Queen Anne landmark from 1898 and an Arts and Crafts bungalow from 1912, and the people who built them.

Built in 1908 for the man whose sash and door factory was Vernon's biggest employer. Today, it is full of music.

After the Second World War, Vernon gave land for 100 small homes for returning veterans and their families.

Believed to be Canada's oldest active racetrack, the Kin Race Track lands are now home to Vernon's new Active Living Centre.
How three cowboys driving cattle north in 1867 started one of the Okanagan's first cattle empires, and the ranch that is as old as Canada.
Sam Polson's gift of land to the city, the floral clock, and the wishing well many of us remember from childhood.
From a tent camp on Mission Hill in 1912 to two world wars and Canada's oldest continuous cadet training centre.
The hometown senior hockey team that won Canada's top amateur trophy, and the players who went on to the NHL.