THE KÜTNE READER

Peter V. Verigin often travelled between Doukhobor settlements on horse-drawn carriages, carts, and sleighs. But whatever became of them?

The 1918 and 1919 civic directories listed a Doukhobor beekeeping colony at Procter. Who were they?

Grohman Narrows Park has been many things, including a Doukhobor ranch and the site of a First Nations battle.

The little-known story of how Prairie Doukhobor radicals attempted to settle in British Columbia in 1902.

Folk singer Pete Seeger said he once performed a concert in Trail. But when?

New discoveries reveal that Doukhobors were finding their way to British Columbia several years before a mass migration began in 1908.

The full story of the former Doukhobor headquarters in Nelson.

In July 2000, I visited Verigin’s Tomb (later renamed Verigin Memorial Park) at Brilliant, the burial site of Doukhobor leader Peter...

A rare picture has turned up of a man suspected of involvement in the 1924 train explosion that killed Peter (Lordly) Verigin.

I previously wrote about some strange circumstances surrounding the death of Doukhobor leader Peter V. Verigin in a train explosion near...

The death of Doukhobor leader Peter (Lordly) Verigin in a train explosion between Castlegar and Grand Forks on Oct. 29, 1924 is the West...

This little building in Hills, on the east side of Highway 6, began life in October 1934 as the Hunter Siding school. An earlier Hunter...