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Our Mission

Confluence Heritage Society is a registered charity supported by volunteers. Our mission is to preserve, support and promote our Western Canadian history, heritage and culture.

 

We are located at the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site.

Our Vision

To be a vibrant creative, unique and diverse volunteer organization that is recognized and respected for our commitment to Western Canadian history and heritage.

Contact Us

 

Telephone:  403-845-6680

 

Public Inquiries:  confluenceheritagesociety@gmail.com

 

Summer Camp:  summercamp.chs@gmail.com

 

Fright Night at the Site:  frightnight.chs@gmail.com

 

Office Staff:  staffcontact.chs@gmail.com

 

Mail:
Confluence Heritage Society
PO Box 2141
Rocky Mountain House, AB, Alberta
T4T1B6 

 

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Directors of the Confluence Heritage Society

Shirley Evans

Interim President

In my spare time I like to make quilts and rugs and other crafts which reflect our cultural heritage. I have recently opened a wool shop which has a variety of interesting yarns for sale.

I became involved with the Confluence Heritage Society several years ago because the Historic Site is part of my own history and the history of my community.

I have found that belonging to the "Friends" has been a lot of fun and I have enjoyed taking part in activities such as the Canada Day Barbeque.

Joan Pasieka

Vice President

I have lived in the Rocky area for forty years and enjoy all it has to offer. I enjoy doing crafts of all types. Spending time with my family and friends is important to me. I also enjoy traveling. The National Historic Site has something to offer for everyone. Come join us

Carol Lecerf

Treasurer

Kathy Smyth

Director

Greg Joyce

RMH National Historic Site Manager

I am the manager at Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site.

I have been employed with Parks Canada since 1982. I have been involved in the management of the development and delivery of programs and operations in the Cape Breton Field Unit at Fortress of Louisbourg, NHSC, the largest reconstructed French Fortified Town in North America. As program manager my role required me to manage a large visitor experience program with visitation exceeding 100,000 visitors annually.

I managed an offer of multi-dimensional programming through the use of a large National Historic site, built facilities, services, partners, cooperating association, human resources and programs. This time provided me with significant experience in marketing, planning, developing, managing, delivering and evaluating programs and services to ensure quality visitor experiences, education and protection which I would like to share with all involved at RMHNHSC as we move forward with facilitating exceptional visitor experiences.

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Driving Directions

 

From Rocky Mountain House

Travel 6.5 km. west of the junction of Highways 11 and 11A (at the lights by ATB Financial and Sobey's) in Rocky Mountain House. Turn south at the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site sign.

 

From Highway 22, Traveling South toward Rocky Mountain House

Travelling south on Highway 22, turn west at the junction of Highways 22 and 11 and go 5.5 km. Turn south at the junction of highways 11 and 11A (north will take you to Crimson Lake) and go for 4.5 km.then east for 1.5 km (still on highway 11A). Turn south at the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site sign.

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