Preserving our history, now for the future
About the PHS
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Joseph Brown, Assistant Driller, Dingman #1
well (Calgary Petroleum Products #1), Turner Valley, Alberta.
Circa 1914-1917
(Glenbow Archives NA-5262-39) |
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Telling Our Story
The history of the Canadian petroleum industry is the story of Alberta's foremost
industry. And the Petroleum History Society is a group of volunteers dedicated
to preserving that story and telling it. See our brochure.
Join Us - from $25 a year
Your participation in the Petroleum History Society will help preserve the
past, including the stories of the many companies that have come and gone.
Information about membership benefits
Online Application and Renewal Form
Membership Application and Renewal Form:
- PDF format, 17k - Print, complete by hand, and mail in with your membership dues.
- MS Word format, 29K - Open in your word processor, complete and mail in with your membership dues.
Brochure including Membership Application or Renewal form - PDF 101K
Partnership with
the Canadian Centre for Energy Information
In 2005 the Petroleum History Society partnered with the Canadian Centre for Energy Information to extend the communications reach of both organizations to new audiences.
 The Canadian Centre for Energy Information is a non-profit organization created in 2002 to meet an urgent need for information about all parts of the Canadian energy sector from oil, natural gas, coal, thermal and hydroelectric power through to nuclear, solar, wind and other sources of energy.
More information on some of the Centre's historical links in Links to Related Websites.
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