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Welcome to Memory Lane;

Where Everyone Has Stories Worth Remembering

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From cherished memories and local legends to the everyday moments that shaped our community, Memory Lane is a digital storytelling project dedicated to preserving the history, voices, and experiences of the Town of Lampman.

Through the Memory KPRS (Memory Keepers) platform, residents and visitors alike can discover the people, places, and moments that make Lampman special—one story at a time.

Unlock the full story—click the bottom-right icon to view the complete album.

Start Your Memory Lane Journey

Your first stop is already waiting for you!

Visit the Shirley Carson Therapeutic Park and scan the Memory Lane QR code to hear one of Lampman's stories where history comes to life.

This featured stop offers a glimpse into the Memory Lane experience and is just the beginning of a growing collection of stories throughout our community.

As more memories are shared, additional QR codes will appear at parks, landmarks, historic buildings, businesses, and other meaningful locations around Lampman, creating a self-guided historical walking tour that you can explore at your own pace.

📍 First Stop: Shirley Carson Therapeutic Park

📱 Scan • Listen • Explore • Discover

Discover Lampman's Stories

Each Memory Lane poster marks a place where a story is waiting to be discovered. Keep an eye out—there are already Memory Lane posters displayed at several locations throughout Lampman, with many more to come. Simply look for a Memory Lane sign—like the examples shown here—scan the QR code with your smartphone, and step into Lampman's past.

By scanning QR codes throughout town or visiting the Memory KPRS website, you'll be able to:

  • Listen to audio recordings connected to locations around Lampman.

  • Read personal memories, historical stories, and community experiences.

  • Learn about the people, businesses, events, and traditions that helped shape our community.

  • Explore Lampman's history through an interactive storytelling experience at your own pace.

The Memory Lane project continues to grow, with new posters and QR codes being added at parks, landmarks, historic buildings, businesses, and other meaningful locations throughout Lampman. Be sure to keep an eye out as each new location shares another chapter of our community's story.

Whether you grew up here, recently arrived, or are simply passing through, we hope these stories create a deeper connection to our community and inspire an appreciation for the generations who have called Lampman home.

Shirley Carson Therapeutic Park QR Poster
Personal Stories QR Poster

Do you have a memory, story, photograph, newspaper clipping, or piece of local history connected to Lampman?

We would love to hear from you.

Community stories are at the heart of Memory Lane, and contributions from residents—past and present—help preserve our town's history for future generations.

Stories can be funny, meaningful, historical, personal, or simply a memory worth sharing.

We're interested in preserving the moments that make Lampman unique, including:

  • Family stories and traditions

  • School memories

  • Local businesses and organizations

  • Farms and rural life

  • Community celebrations and events

  • Sports teams and recreation

  • Historical photographs and memorabilia

  • Stories of everyday life in Lampman

 

Every story helps paint a richer picture of our community.

Submit Your Story

 

To submit a story or ask questions, please contact:

Kayla McLaren
Administrative Assistant - Town of Lampman

📞 (306) 487-2462
📧 lampman@sasktel.net

or

Mary Ann Veroba
📞 Call or Text: (306) 421-7764
📧 dmveroba@sasktel.net

Help Bring Lampman's Stories to Life

We are looking for volunteers who would like to lend their voices to the Memory Lane project.

These recordings allow residents and visitors to experience Lampman's history through the voices of the people who know and love our community best.

If you enjoy storytelling, reading aloud, or preserving local history, we'd love to have you involved.

No professional experience is required—just a clear voice and a passion for community storytelling.

To volunteer, please contact Kayla at the Town Office to arrange a day and time that works best for you.

📞 (306) 487-2462
📧 lampman@sasktel.net

Release & Consent Information

To ensure stories and materials are shared according to your wishes, contributors are asked to complete the appropriate Memory Lane Consent Form.

The consent form allows you to indicate whether you consent to:

  • Sharing written stories and memories

  • Publishing photographs and historical materials

  • Recording and sharing audio narration

  • Using your voice as part of the Memory Lane listening experience

 

Please complete and submit the appropriate Memory Lane Consent Form when providing stories, photographs, or participating in audio recordings.

Consent Form

Memory Lane is an ongoing community project, and we're just getting started.

As more stories, photographs, recordings, and memories are collected, new locations and QR codes will continue to be added throughout Lampman—creating an ever-growing collection of our community's history for everyone to enjoy.

Together, we can preserve Lampman's past, celebrate its people, and share the stories that make our community one of a kind for generations to come.

Stay Tuned...

Something special is coming soon!

Explore Our Memory Lane 

Take a stroll down Memory Lane! 📸✨ Click below to explore the stories, people, places, and memories that make Lampman special—and see what we’ve captured so far!

Memory preservation built for the digital age.

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