What is the Hallmark Society?

The Hallmark Society is the oldest heritage preservation society in the Capital Regional District - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

We advocate the preservation, conservation, and restoration of heritage assets and work towards a greater public awareness and understanding of heritage.

As a registered non-profit society, we are financed principally by membership dues and members' contributions, and are affiliated with regional, provincial, national and international heritage preservation organizations.

What does the Hallmark Society do?

The Executive and volunteers carry out the work of the Society:

Annual awards program
Quarterly newsletter
Bus and walking tours
Heritage consultation
Office with archival material and a lending library
Sponsors and manages the South Vancouver Island Regional
Heritage Fair for students
Provide advice on proper restoration practices
Publications
Researching heritage legislation
Heritage building and landscape inventory and research
Participation in conferences related to heritage issues
Partnerships and cooperation with other local heritage groups
Networking with heritage organizations from all over the world
Provision of information on heritage magazines and related sites

Meetings are held quarterly with the Annual General Meeting in the autumn.

Become a new member or volunteer today. View our membership and volunteer pages for more information. As a registered charity we issue tax-deductible receipts for all donations over $10.00

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Teacher resource guide

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