Case Study: Fort Frances
The team at the Fort Frances Museum and Cultural Centre has made inclusive community engagement their priority by planning simple, but unique programming and generating engaging new content on social media.
Results for Marketing:
Tags
- Advocacy
- Blog
- Branding
- Campaigns
- Case Study
- Collaboration
- Community
- Community Engagement
- Crowdfunding
- Defining Roles
- Designations
- Donors
- Downtown
- Endangered Places
- Entrepreneurship
- Events
- Fundraising
- Fundraising Plan
- Gift Shops
- Grants
- Heritage Value
- Incentives
- Interview
- Main Street
- Major Donors
- Marketing
- Partnerships
- Places of Faith
- Revenue Generation
- Shared Objectives
- Shared Vision
- Social Enterprise
- Social Media
- Sponsorship
- Storytelling
- Structured
- Third Parties
- Tip Sheet
- Toolkit Download
- Tourism
- Videos
- Webinar
- Websites
Case Study: Fort Frances
Since its opening in 1978, the Fort Frances Museum and Cultural Centre has had a mission to “collect, preserve, research, exhibit, and interpret the artifacts that depict the story of people and nature as it relates to the history of Fort Frances and the surrounding Rainy River District.”
Case Study: Toronto’s First Post Office
The building that houses Toronto’s First Post Office has changed owners, uses, and shape many times since its opening in 1833. It was the first functioning post office to serve the city of Toronto.
Interview: Annie-Claude Beaudry, Parks Canada
Annie-Claude Beaudry works at Parks Canada as the event coordinator of the Mauricie and Western Quebec field unit. She is now acting manager for the Fort-Chambly, Fort-Lennox and Louis-S. St-Laurent National Historic Sites. With over 10 years of experience in special events and community relationships, Annie-Claude brings both creativity and comprehensive project management expertise to the teams she manages.
Interview: Susan Kennard, Parks Canada
As part of an ongoing collaboration, Parks Canada Agency staff graciously agreed to lend their marketing and community engagement expertise to the National Trust for Canada’s Marketing Your Historic Destination Tool Kit. The following is an interview with Susan Kennard, Manager of Heritage Programs for the Banff Field Unit, which includes Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site.
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