TAKE YOUR INTEREST IN ALBERTA HISTORY TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Since 1907, the Historical Society of Alberta has supported individual researchers, authors and those who wish to know more about our history. We continue to advocate for Alberta’s history and work in partnership with other like-minded organizations and groups.
As a member of HSA, you will be part of one of our five local chapters. Each chapter, organized by a volunteer board, develops and runs programs that highlight the history unique to its region as well as events of provincial and national interest for our members and the general public.
It is our privilege to share, write and collect the stories of our ancestors with the people of Alberta so they can get involved and discover their own stories. Our publications welcome submissions of articles and stories discovered from your own research of family and communties across our province.
If you are looking for support or looking for a partner, reach out to us. How can we work together to promote our history?
Join a community of history enthusiasts and take your interest in Alberta history to the next level.
Become A Member
Become a member of the Historical Society of Alberta to support our shared history. We welcome new members anytime and offer individual or family memberships.
Join today and become part of a community of Alberta history enthusiasts.
Some of the Work we Support
Over 50 titles have been published or sponsored by the HSA’s Alberta Records Publication Board (ARPB) or the HSA chapters.In addition to the work we do with and for individual researchers and those who simply wish to know more about our history, we also advocate for Alberta’s history and work in partnership with other like-minded organizations and groups.
Check out our most recent publication:
The Engagement Letters of Marie Harwood and Sam Steele
$60.00
Have you ever wondered how love was expressed in the 19th century? Are you interested in society, social life, and family life in the early settlement years in Alberta? Do you want to know more about the life of a North-West Mounted Police officer at Fort Macleod?
The Engagement Letters of Sam Steele and Marie Harwood, Oct. 1888-June 1889 provides insight into these and other questions.
