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We depend on public support to deliver public programs, provide school tours, develop new exhibitions, and welcome the community into the House.
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Your critical support helps us provide free and affordable programming to our community, immersive temporary and permanent exhibits, and school programs that spark curiosity and inspire citizenship.
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Your recurring donation makes it possible to provide consistent programming and stewarding of this unique, immersive historic site, bringing Alberta's shared heritage to life
DONATIONS TO THE GIFT SHOP
Do you have an old china set taking up space in the attic? Clean out your storage while supporting local heritage! We are always looking to grow our stock of vintage kitchen wares and linens to sell in our gift shop. Proceeds from these sales go directly to the Lougheed House Conservation Society and mean that we can offer more affordable programs, engaging exhibits, and community fun! We’re looking for:
China place settings, teapots, and tea sets
Crystal glasses, dishes, and vases
Milk glass vases, pitchers, etc.
Vintage Pyrex dishes and sets
Hand-embroidered tablecloths and small linens
What aren’t we looking for? Silver items, clothing, and anything that is scratched or chipped. Keep in mind that a donation to the gift shop is not a donation to the collection. Ready to donate? Contact our guest services team below to set up a drop-off time today!
Donation of Artifacts
The Lougheed House collection is focused on items related to the active and varied use of the house and gardens from the time it was built until today. This includes items related to the different occupants specific their time in the House:
Senator Sir James and Lady Isabella Lougheed, and their immediate family (1891-1936)
Dominion-Provincial Youth Training Program (1939-1941)
Canadian Women’s Army Corps (1941-1947)
Canadian Red Cross Society (1947-1979)
To inquire about making a donation to the Lougheed House collection, please contact our curatorial team below.