Hudson’s Hope Museum

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Welcome to the Hudson’s Hope Museum! Discover the vibrant history of Hudson’s Hope and the Peace River Valley.

Begin your journey by delving into our vibrant Indigenous heritage, where you can discover the traditions and stories of the region’s First Peoples. Continue by exploring the fascinating era of the fur trade, which played a pivotal role in shaping the local economy and culture. Then, witness the dramatic transformation of the area with the construction of the first hydroelectric dam on the Peace River, a project that forever altered the landscape and lives of those in Hudson’s Hope.

Owned and operated by the Hudson’s Hope Historical Society, established in 1967, the museum is dedicated to preserving, sharing, and teaching the rich history of the region.

Plan your visit today and experience the vibrant heritage of Hudson’s Hope firsthand! Explore our fascinating collection of pioneer artifacts, enjoy interactive displays for all ages, and join one of our guided tours that bring the area’s history to life. Do not miss unique highlights like the original fur trade tools, Indigenous crafts, the Powell Collection, and hands-on activities for families—there is something for everyone to discover at the museum.

The Hudson’s Hope Museum is open year- round. May to September 7 days a week 9am to 5pm. October to May open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.

Meet the Museum Manager and Curator: Patti Campbell

Patti Campbell is the Curator at the Hudson’s Hope Museum, which has been owned and operated by the Hudson’s Hope Historical Society since 1967. Since joining the museum in 2022, she has worked under the direction of the Board of Directors, overseeing all aspects of day-to-day operations. Her role includes managing and preserving the museum’s collection, as well as sharing the rich history of the community with residents and visitors. She is supported by a dedicated team, including part-time Assistant Manager Sue, a summer student, and numerous volunteers.

Outside of her professional work, Patti enjoys spending time with her family and friends, particularly her granddaughters. She is an avid hiker and has been actively involved in ranching duties at the Farrell Creek ranch she has cared for since 2007. Patti also enjoys working with her dog, Kip, tending to cattle, and embracing the outdoors.

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