The Hope Mill was built in 1835 in Keene and remains a operational water-powered sawmill today. Volunteers operate the Hope Mill museum and offer workshops, demonstrations and ongoing events om mid-April to late October.
Outdoor Adventure
Do you love outdoor adventures and having fun by the river? Squirrel Creek Conservation Area is the perfect place for you! Located along the Otonabee River, this beautiful spot offers lots of exciting activities for you to enjoy.
The mission of the Hope Mill is to preserve and promote knowledge of 19th century water-powered wool and lumber milling technology through the safe demonstration of operating heritage equipment and sharing of historical archives while fostering a cooperative environment for Hope Mill volunteers.
Come to Hope Mill Conservation Area and enjoy hiking, nature and wildlife viewing.
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