Researchers to The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum have described our research facilities as “premiere” and “world-class.” The secret to our success? Curiosity, a penchant for organization, and a burning desire to help people find answers to their questions. If we don’t have an answer, we try to find other resources for researchers to check.
Many of the links in our sidebar describe our various research resources.
Research Services
There are two ways to conduct research at The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum. Researchers can visit the museum during regular business hours to do their own research, or they can hire museum staff to research for them. See our Fees & Policies page for research costs, then send us an email with your question(s). Staff will let you know if we need more info before we proceed.
Growing Our Research Resources
Due to archival and artifact donations from our patrons (a.k.a. people like you!), our research resources continue to grow. If you are interested in adding to our collections, visit Donating to Collections.
My name is Debra Sharkey and I live in Kamloops, BC Canada. My Mom is Simone Doucette and we are decendants of Germain Doucet and Marie Bourgeois. My Grandpa is Donat Doucette and Belle Prairie is his birth place 06-02 1897. I would love to have a copy of the Doucet book you have or any other information and photos. What ever you could share would be appreciated.
Thanks Debra. The Doucette/Doucet and Bourgeois names are well known in Morrison County. We have six Doucet/Doucette books in our Family Histories collection, including “Germain Doucet and Francis Marie Bourgeois”.
Ann Marie