Virtual Museum Canada, this online museum tells the story of the Hubbard expeditions and has an extensive library of original black and white photographs from the 1903 and 1905 expeditions. Click the "Thumbnails" and "Stories" links on the site's brown menu bar.
NOTICE: A recent review of the photo captions on the Virtual Museum Canada (VMC) website shown above has revealed many errors. The corrections were forwarded to the Labrador Heritage Society in January of 2004 by Rudy Mauro, who helped Dillon Wallace III locate Hubbard's final campsite in 1973 (the two returned in 1977 to place the memorial tablet on the boulder at the site) and Troy M. Gipps, Co-Leader of the 2003 Hubbard Memorial Centennial Expedition. The corrections are being reviewed by the Society and we hope to see them posted on the VMC site shortly. In the meantime, I have attached our photo caption corrections as a PDF document. Click here to view the corrections.Labrador Heritage Society: The purpose of the society is to collect, protect and preserve the history and traditional culture of Labrador and its People. The society operates a museum located in North West River (NWR), Newfoundland and Labrador. One of the four major themes of the museum is the Hubbard story. The Main Branch of the museum in NWR can be contacted by telephone at (709) 497-8858 or by email at lab.heritage@nf.sympatico.ca.