Free digital & searchable access to Prince George's newspapers from 1909 to 2017 including the PG Citizen.
Local History
Local History Resources
Describes the mandate and collection of the Northern BC Archives which provides public access to archival materials of value related to the history and culture of Northern British Columbia.
This science centre and museum holds the local history of Prince George, including its own archive and various historic photograph collections.
The Jeanne Clarke Award

History of the Award
The Jeanne Clarke Memorial local history award was established by the Prince George Public Library board in 1985, in memory of Jeanne Clarke, a former board chair who served on the library board from 1978 to 1984. Jeanne was a member of the prominent pioneer Robert and Susan Carter family. Newly employed by the provincial government, Jeanne's father, a 20-year-old World War I veteran, arrived in Prince George in 1919. He worked as a junior clerk in the then frontier town of Prince George. Shortly after his arrival, Robert Carter met his future wife, Miss Susan E. McLaughlin, who was a school teacher at South Fort George. The Carters had three daughters: Mrs. Jeanne Clarke, who stayed in Prince George, Mrs. Barbara Lindop of Ottawa, and Mrs. Shirley Corbett of Newton, North Carolina. Jeanne Clarke was a founding member of the Prince George Public Library's Local History Committee, and played a key role in establishing the Prince George Public Library's local history collection. In 1993, the library board added a "publication" category to the award so that one or more people could be recognized for producing a work of local history in addition to those recognized for their service in local history. The award is presented at the Prince George Public Library Board's annual local history reception held each February.The Downtown Walking Tour
