Huble Homestead Historic Site is located on traditional Lheidli T'enneh keyoh.
History at Home Resources
Please enjoy these activities and resources - we hope this online resource page will help you encourage and explore historical learning at home!
History at Home
The Huble Diaries
Read Mr. Seebach and the
New Store
Putting the "Home" in Homestead
The General Store: Shopping Then & Now
Mail Order Catalogues
Read Mrs. Huble Grows a Garden
Colouring & Activity Sheets
Download as separate files, or use the last link to download each theme as one document.
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Chores
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Barn
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Fish Camp
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Travel & Trade
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Garden
Colouring & Activity Sheets - Huble House
Old-Fashioned Pastimes and Crafts
Making Butter at Home (video)
Solo Cat's Cradle (video)
Button Spinners (video) and decorated button spinners (video)
Spool knitting instructions (website)
Thaumatropes (video)
Digging Deeper
Lheidli Language
More videos available on Edie's Channel
Yinka Déné Language Institute - an extensive online resource for those wanting to learn more about the Dakelh language, which includes an electronic dictionary of Lheidli dialect.
Prince George History
Virtual Volunteering
Transcribe oral histories from the Huble Homestead archives - contact us to make local history more accessible.
Transcribe documents from BC's history - help the Royal BC Museum make historical documents digitally searchable.
Transcribe documents from Canada's history - transcribe documents or describe digital records held by Library & Archives Canada.