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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2024 · 38 MIN

Episode 2: Salvage

from Archival Ecologies · host Blue Lab

In the wake of the fire, concerns about contamination slow down efforts to salvage material from the burn site. The BC Heritage Emergency Response Network aids Lytton’s organizations—especially the Lytton Chinese History Museum, founded by Lorna Fandrich—to access and recover material from the sites. Most of Lorna’s collection burned, but she was able to recover about 200 objects that will provide the foundation for the new museum. With a combination of salvaged and newly acquired objects, Lorna plans to rebuild the Lytton Chinese History Museum to tell the same story: the history of Chinese life in the Fraser Canyon region. Archival Ecologies is created and hosted by Jayme Collins. It's a production of Blue Lab at Princeton University.

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