Welcome to Huble Homestead Historic Site!

The Huble House is now 100 years old!
Hope you celebrated with us!

News:

- Huble Homestead Historic Site is open 10:00 to 5:00 every day from May 18 to September 2, 2013! Register for our upcoming Seniors' Day event, and join us for the popular Dog Expo on June 23!

- You got your copy of Mr. Huble Builds a House, now get ready for our second children's book, Mrs. Huble Grows a Garden, coming out this spring! Both publications feature beautiful watercolour illustrations by Prince George artist June Swanky Parker, and sell for just $10 each.

- Huble's geocache challenge returns this May!

- Are you following any of our social media accounts? Huble Homestead is on Facebook, Twitter, and now Instagram! Follow us for news, events, photos, and more!

- We want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who helped us celebrate the Huble house centennial this year! We couldn't have done it without you! Thank you for your support, last year and all years!

- Check out these beautiful panoramic photos of the buildings and grounds at Huble Homestead. A big thanks to visitor Judy Arndt for all her hard work, and for sharing them with us!

The Huble Homestead is a living historic site that offers tours of heritage buildings such as the Huble House, Salmon Valley Post Office, and the Animal Shelter. Visit replicas of the original General Store, Trapper's Cabin, Barns, Blacksmith Shop and the First Nations Fish Camp; all aspects of the site represent a time in our history that the Huble Homestead/Giscome Portage Heritage Society has proudly preserved on behalf of our community, our heritage, and our history.

Come by, bring a picnic, enjoy a breathtaking walk of the countryside, or walk the historic Giscome Portage. Visit our blacksmith to see demonstrations of the craft of making nails and period implements. Find the perfect gift at our General Store, stock up on Huble Berry Jam, have lunch, say hello to our livestock or just lie down in the grass and enjoy the sunshine.

The history of the Huble Homestead and Giscome Portage can be viewed throughout this site. Here you'll find historic photographs, biographies, rich history and culture as you discover the spirit of J.R. Giscome, Al and Annie Huble and Ed Seebach.