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Photographs Terms of UseHistorical photographs from our collections are used throughout our website and some topics feature more extensive photo galleries. Please keep in mind the following when using our archival photographs:
The digital images are created by the qathet Museum & Archives (qMAS) and the qMAS owns the copyright for these digital images. All images are covered under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 Canada License. These images can be used for personal or research use without the need for prior permission from the qMAS. Any other use, including, but not limited to, commercial or scholarly reproductions, redistribution, publication, or transmission whether by electronic means or otherwise without prior written permission from the qMAS is prohibited. The qMAS will grant or withhold permission on a case-by-case basis. Acceptable uses for the images are:
Credit When you reproduce an image from the qMAS, the following information must appear with the image as part of the credit line:"Images courtesy of the qathet Museum & Archives" |
The qMAS' archives preserve and provide access to the records of the activities of community members in the qathet Regional District from the late 19th century to the present day. It includes a substantial collection of photographs, newspapers, books, papers, maps, and architectural drawings contributed by our community. If planning on coming to the archives in person, making an appointment is strongly recommended. Click here for more information on research requests. Archival records related to the qathet Regional District that are available onsite include:
Heritage Service Fees:
Fees do not include applicable taxes, packages or shipping costs.
qMAS Members If you are a member in good standing with the qathet Museum and Archives Society, there is a 15% discount on all heritage fees. Indigenous Individuals For individuals from Indigenous communities located on the northern Sunshine Coast or southwestern British Columbia, Canada there is no charge for digital prints of records, including photographs, reflecting your community and its history. |