This permanent exhibit was previously named the Jasper Museum Historical Gallery, before being renamed in 2010 in honour of the Jasper-Yellowhead Historical Society's longest serving treasurer. The exhibit includes displays about the fur trade, the railway, and early exploration and tourism in Jasper National Park.[2][3]
After the 2024 Jasper wildfires the museum displayed over 100 taxidermy wildlife specimens across the museum. The specimens were previously acquired several years ago from the Wildlife Museum, which was previously located in the basement of Whistlers Inn. An Adopt-An-Animal campaign was also launched to help support the museum and archives after the wildlife. "Adopting" a specimen included naming rights for the specimen, an adoption certificate, a picture of the animal, a free visit per month, and a tax receipt.[4]
- From the Wilds of Jasper
- Jasper and the Group of Seven
- Festival of Trees
- Jasper: As It Was by Harry Rowed
