Credits
Since the Bytown Museum first conceived of the Capital Neighbourhoods project, our objective has been to help Canadians better understand the community that is their capital. For many people, Ottawa is synonymous with government, but there's so much more beyond Parliament Hill. We want to show off Ottawa's incredible history and diversity. And we want local residents and visiting Canadians to take a second look at many of the buildings and sites they walk by in downtown Ottawa. Ultimately, the true test of this web site will be left up to the visitors – we need your stories to complete ours. So please take some time to share your Ottawa story with us.
The Bytown Museum gratefully acknowledges the financial investment by the Department of Canadian Heritage in the creation of this online presentation for the Virtual Museum of Canada.
The Bytown Museum would like to thank the incredible team at Zero One Design Inc.:
David Alexander: Project Coordinator and Designer
Michael Chorko: Videographer
Alastair Coote: Developer
Jonathan Lathigee: Project Coordinator and Developer
Aaron Lopez: Web Designer and Developer
Colleen MacIsaac: Illustrator
Jim Olson: Web Designer
Emily Servais: Web Designer and Programmer, Photography
We would also like to thank our outstanding Steering Committee for their support and guidance:
Serge Barbe – City of Ottawa Archives
Ken Clavette – Workers' Heritage Centre Museum
David Flemming – Heritage Ottawa
Heather McArthur – Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee
Jim Moutain – City of Ottawa
Del Muise – Carleton University
Finally, we would like to thank the City of Ottawa's Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee for allowing us to make use of some of the text in their publication, Ottawa: a guide to heritage structures.
