Photo Reproduction Services
The Delta Museum and Archives' photograph collection is comprised of more than 20,000 images that depict a wide range of subjects related to Delta's history from the 1860s to the present. They bring to life the social, cultural and economic realities of the municipality's past, as well as the everyday activities of its citizens.
Access to our photograph database currently is not available on-line, however a searchable image database is available for public use in the Archives' Reference Room.
Ordering Prints
Prints ordered from the Delta Museum and Archives are to be used only for research or private purposes unless permission for publication or commercial use is applied for and granted.
All photo orders require pre-payment in full. For orders made in-person, payments can be made in cash, or by cheque or money order. For mail orders, please add amount to your order to cover postage and handling and remit funds by postal money order.
Please contact the Archives for current prices.
 Conditions of Use (Commercial and Publication)
Permission to reproduce, distribute, transmit or otherwise use photographs from the collections of the DMA Archives must be obtained in advance. Permission is for non-exclusive, one-time use of a single image.
A permission fee may be charged for ventures where publication or commercial use for profit is intended. The Archives does not intend that the fee be onerous, and mutually helpful trades can be arranged. Permission fees are not required for personal or private use, for use by non-profit societies or for use by newspapers, community cable, or TV news broadcasts.
All reproductions must be credited to the Delta Museum and Archives. Each individual item must be credited. Credit should appear in close proximity to the image or in a special section devoted to credits. Reproductions distributed electronically must contain the credit or caption as part of the image.
Copyright Information
Photographs held by the Delta Museum and Archives are subject to provisions in the Copyright Act. Photographs taken before December 31, 1948, are generally in the public domain. However, the Archives may not own copyright to materials in its collection Those purchasers seeking permission to use photographs for commercial purposes are responsible for determining whether any use of copyright material does or does not constitute infringement of copyright.
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