dream; and yet the spirit of
hope, tenacity and community
are found in every individual
who resides together, wedged
between Stemwinder and Nickel
Plate Mountains and the
Twenty Mile Creek basin.
   Hedley is where Community
Memories are built.

   Acknowledgements:
   The Hedley Heritage
Museum Society would like to
acknowledge Canadian Heritage
Information Network, Virtual
Museum of Canada Community
Memories Exhibits for the
opportunity to share the
story of Tenacity, Hedley,
Then and Today. The Hedley

Heritage Museum Society
thanks the community of
Hedley and the Upper
Similkameen Indian Band. The
museum thanks the advisors to
the project: Jennifer
Douglass, Gerry Wilkin,
Verona Slater, Thom Leslie;
and project coordinator, Kim
Ruttig English.

   Additional
acknowledgments of thanks:
Ruth Woodin, Lynn Wells and
Bill Day, Larry Derrick,
Derrick and Norrie Lilly,
Lynn McKay, Stella Hembruff,
Len and Jean Roberts, Art and
Linda Martens, Laura Mayo,
Rod Moncrieff, Graham Gore,
Andy English, and Angelique