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Cultural heritage professionals have to find a balance between protecting records and information, and promoting their accessibility and use.

Australian researcher and heritage professional Indigo Dunphy-Smith, now based in Scotland, invites you on a journey of curiosity and possibility with her toolkit How to: Queer Your Historic House. This playful, practical approach shows how queering history doesn’t require new acquisitions or big budgets, it works with what you already have.

Standing on the 1926 Alexandra Bridge above the Fraser River, is like standing atop an iceberg of history. The bridge, situated at a narrowing of the river near the Nlaka’pamux village site of Kequeloose on the traditional lands of the Spuzzum First Nation (SFN), has been a natural west-to-east crossing point for millennia.