Huble Homestead Historic Site is located on traditional Lheidli T'enneh keyoh.
General Store
Seebach and Huble General Merchandise opens on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
The General Store offers a wide variety of goods, including candy, treats, drinks and food items, as well as a selection of hand made products on consignment from local artists and crafters.
THE GENERAL STORE ACCEPTS:
CASH
(CAD/USD)
General Store Sale Schedule
Visit the General Store to save 10% off select items on sale weekends, all summer long!
Society members save 10% off their entire purchase, and 20% on sale weekends - buy your membership today.
May 17-19: Dishtowels and kitchenwares
May 25-25: All clothing items
May 31-June 1: Blankets and quilts
June 7-8: Candles
June 14-15: Jam and canned goods
June 21-22: Paintings and prints
June 28-July 1: Wooden items
July 5-6: Soap and bath products
July 12-13: Books
July 19-20: Toys
July 26-27: Jewelry
August 2-4: Knitted and crocheted items
August 9-10: Pottery
August 23-24: Candy
August 30-September 1: All store merchandise (excluding food)
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Some of our old fashioned candy includes:
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saltwater taffy
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candy sticks
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rock candy
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jaw breakers
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root beer candy
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variety of licorice
Lunch and treats include:
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hamburger lunch
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hot dog lunch
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pancake breakfast
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vegetarian options
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floats and sundaes
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ice cream sandwiches
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pie
General Store goods include:
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Mr. Huble Builds a House, Mrs. Huble Grows a Garden, Mr. Seebach and the New Store, and Ceepee and the Fish Camp, the children's history books written by Huble Homestead staff
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'Robert Service: His Own Voice' CDs
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local history books
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collectibles
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toys and games
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kitchen accessories
Consignment goods include:
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hand knitted socks, hats, and dishcloths
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baby clothing and accessories
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honey and homemade jams
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furniture
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art
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pottery
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Watkins products
Consignment
Seebach and Huble General Merchandise is proud to offer visitors to Huble Homestead an opportunity to buy goods created by local artisans and crafters. Take home a piece of Prince George!
Interested in placing your items on consignment? Contact our Store Manager for more information.
Hand-Knit Goods
A selection of knitted goods, ranging from dishclothes, socks, mittens, baby items, and more.
Pottery
A range of beautiful pieces, from bowls to mugs, made in Prince George by Joanne Mikkelsen.
Soap
We offer a selection of locally made soap from Pineview Soaps.
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Jams & Relishes
A selection of fruit jams, antipastos, and relishes, all made locally.
Sewing
From nightgowns to pillowcase, we have all kinds of sewn items created by Prince George residents for sale.
Featuring a delightful assortment of antler keychains from this Prince George creator.
Quilts
There are many colours and sizes to choose from when browsing these locally made quilts from St. Michael's Quilters.
Furniture
Locally made furniture created from reused materials.
A variety of custom made steel creations, from wind chimes to wall decor.
Crocheted Goods
We offer a variety of crocheted items, such as clothing, bags, and adorable stuffed animals.
Baskets
Unique baskets handemade in Kimberley, BC from Ponderosa Pine needles.
Art and Cards
We offer original and printed works from artist Leona Nyberg, cards from local photographers, and more!
Wooden Toys
Our shelves abound with plenty of wooden trucks, cars, tops, and more!
Wooden Items
A stunning selection of locally made wooden spoons, bowls, and more. Also a staff favourite!
Handcrafted penny rugs and knitted animals all locally made!
A wide variety of handcrafted wooden spoons, bowls, and vases, all made with a treadle wood lathe!
Stunning beadwork done by hand in Prince George by a Cree/Metis Elder.
Hand-poured soy candles in a variety of scents, all created specifically for the homestead!
Triple A Accessories
Handmade adorable hair clips featuring some of Disney's most famous princesses!
Beautiful wood burned art and jewelry pieces, all created by hand!
The Huble Homestead/Giscome Portage Heritage Society charges a consignment rate of 30%. Items are sold in the General Store until the site is closed for the season, at which point they are returned to the in town office for pick up.
Existing consignors, please click here to access agreements and forms.