Beaver Hall Group in Media
In 1994, filmmaker Pepita Ferrari directed the National Film Board of Canada documentary By Woman's Hand, chronicling the Beaver Hall Hill Group. In 2000, author Barbara Meadowcroft's book about these female painters was published under the title, Painting Friends: The Beaver Hall Women Painters.
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