name:"Soby, Trudy" found 3 records - Research Collections - Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

Abstract: Pertains to a collection of photographs and text pertaining to various buildings, homes and shops in Calgary, Alberta. While history can be explored through a multitude of lenses, author Trudy Soby decided to focus on the ways homes, apartments, buildings, and hotels contributed in creating a unique identity in Calgary, Alberta. The publication treasures the past, paying a particular homage to some of the first homes in the Calgary area. As our world continues to be revolutionized, economic motives drive industrial change, resulting in the destruction of many of the first homes in an effort to build new, and more modern housing options. The authors acknowledge such changes, and work to commemorate the homes of some of the first settlers and pioneers in the city before they are gone.

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Physical Description: 47 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 22 x 28 cm

Abstract: Pertains to a work seeking to celebrate the rich heritage of Calgary, Alberta. The publication seeks to pay homage to the city of Calgary and its rich cultural heritage, through the exploration of its geography and land that allowed for the formation of such culture. The publication explores the lives of various prominent people, places and events in an effort to offer a multifaceted report on the history and culture. While the publication does offer a sound look into the history of Calgary, the lives and roles of Indigenous peoples have been underrepresented in the work.

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Subjects: History; History of Alberta; Calgary; Calgary, Alberta; Historic sites

Abstract: Pertains to a guided walking tour around Calgary, Alberta. Beginning at the Glenbow Centre, the publication takes the reader on a walking tour through Calgary, Alberta. The author, Trudy Soby pays homage to the older historic buildings in Calgary by including them in her tour, and urging their historical preservation. Those who follow her tour are likely to develop a new found connection with the city, and its historical roots.

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