Past Award Recipients

The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) is pleased to announce the Canadian Irish Migration Preservation Network (CIMPN) as this year’s recipient of the Richard Evans

QAHN’s annual Richard Evans Award recognizes outstanding long-term contributions by an organization or group of volunteers to the preservation of Anglophone heritage in the province of Quebec.

QAHN presented the 2022 Richard Evans Award to Fossmobile Enterprises of Burlington, Ontario.

QAHN was pleased to present the 2021 Richard Evans Award to the Château Ramezay English-speaking Guides Association.

QAHN was pleased to present the 2020 Richard Evans Award to the Montreal Irish Monument Park Foundation.

At its 2019 convention, held in Knowlton, June 1-2, QAHN presented the prestigious Richard Evans Award to the Potton Heritage Association.

The Richard Evans Award is presented annually to a group of volunteers or organization in the heritage sector that has made an outstanding contribution to its community and to the celebration and p

Each year, QAHN is pleased to present the Richard Evans Award to a group of volunteers or organization in the historical / heritage sector that has made outstanding contributions to its community a

QAHN is pleased to announce that the 2016 Richard Evans Award has gone to the Sherbrooke-based not-for-profit organization Murales Urbaines à Revitalisation d’Immeubles et de Réconciliation Sociale

The 2015 Richard Evans Award was presented to the Scotch Road Cemetery Association, a not-for-profit profit organization dedicated to the maintenance, preservation and remembrance of the Scotch Roa

In 2014, the Richard Evans Award was presented to the Missisquoi Historical Society (MHS) of Stanbridge East, Quebec.

Founded in 1965 on the occasion of the 165th anniversary of the arrival of pioneer Elmer Cushing, the Richmond County Historical Society (RCHS) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012.

The Richard Evans Award is presented by QAHN each year to a group of volunteers who, collectively, have contributed to preserving or promoting their community history, including some aspect of Queb

This year, the Richard Evans Award has been presented to the Miner Heritage Farm / La Ferme Héritage Miner, of Granby.

Over the past seven years, the Austin Cultural Committee has been responsible for the research, writing, translation and design of eight brochures describing different aspects of the municipality’s

The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network is pleased to announce Brendan O’Donnell as this year’s recipient of the Marion Phelps Award.

2023 Phelps Award winner Joel Barter has been a director of the Bury Historical and Heritage Society for about ten years, and is one of the organization’s archivists.

This year, QAHN was pleased to present this prestigious award to Margaret Phillips, the volunteer president of Cantley 1889, a heritage group in the Gatineau Valley.

This year, QAHN was pleased to present the Marion Phelps ward to Steven Aulis, a volunteer with the Canterbury Committee of the Bury Historical and Heritage Society.

QAHN was pleased to present the 2020 Marion Phelps Award to Mary Ducharme of the Hemmingford Archives.

At its 2019 Convention, held on June 1-2 in Knowlton, Quebec, QAHN presented the coveted Marion Phelps Award to Joseph Graham of Sainte-Lucie-des-Laurentides.

The Marion Phelps Award is presented annually by the Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) in recognition of outstanding long-term contributions by an individual to the preservation and promoti

The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network's annual Marion Phelps Award recognizes "outstanding long-term contributions by an individual to the preservation and promotion of Anglophone heritage in the

The Marion Phelps Award is presented annually by the Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) in recognition of outstanding long-term contributions by an individual to the preservation and promoti

The winner of the 2015 Marion Phelps Award was Elaine Fuller, who has been a heritage activist in the local community for many years.

In 2014, QAHN broke with tradition by awarding the Marion Phelps Award to two remarkable individuals – in fact, two siblings, Louise Hall and Adelaide Lanktree.

Bill Young served as Director of Student Services at Vanier College in Montreal and later at Heritage College in Hull, until his retirement.

The Marion Phelps Award is presented each year by QAHN to an outstanding volunteer in the heritage field. This year, we are pleased to announce that the recipient of this award is Michael Cooper.

In 2011, QAHN is very pleased to announce that the recipient of the Marion Phelps Award is Carol Martin of the Gatineau Valley Historical Society.

Phyllis Emery Skeats of North Hatley.

A former elementary school teacher and author of The History of St.

Roderick Hodgson is often referred to as the Hudson historian.

Harry Isbrucker has been a member of the board of directors of the Stanstead Historical Society and has served as president, treasurer and chairman or member of many of the Society's most demanding

Byron Clark is a genealogist with a keen interest in the history of the English-speaking people of the Magdalen Islands.

In 1954, Norma Geggie came to Canada from her native Australia to fill a nursing position at the newly created Gatineau Memorial Hospital in the village of Wakefield, Quebec.

Born August 18, 1914 at L’Anse aux Cousins, Kenneth Hugh Annett attended New Carlisle High School, followed by post-graduate education studies at MacDonald College and Bishop's University.

Marianna O'Gallagher was born in Sainte-Foy to parents of Irish descent: Norma O'Neil and land-surveyor Dermot O’Gallagher. She taught for many years at St.

Joan Bisson Dow is one of the founders of the Gaspesian British Heritage Village in New Richmond West.

Marion Phelps was the daughter of William W. and Maude (McDougall) Phelps of South Stukely.

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Simon Jacobs:

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JoAnn Oberg-Muller:

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Michael Fish:

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