Vision Statement
The Friends of Medalta Society is dedicated to developing the Historic Clay District as “A world-class cultural district with a heart of clay”.
Mission Statement
The Friends of Medalta Society (the “Society”) fosters an understanding and appreciation of the Medicine Hat Clay Industries National Historic District (known as the “Historic Clay District”), its importance in the development of Medicine Hat, and its impact across Canada through collection, preservation, exhibition and interpretation.
Medalta Staff
The Friends of Medalta Society is a not-for-profit organization established in 1986 which is dedicated to the restoration and development of Medalta Potteries National Historic Site and the 150 acre Historic Clay District as a world-class artistic and cultural hub. Within the District are the historic Medicine Hat Potteries, Hycroft China Provincial Historic Resource, the Medicine Hat Brick and Tile Provincial Historic Resource and the National Porcelain Site. Together, Medicine Hat’s clay industries formed one of Western Canada’s earliest and largest industries.
*Staff photos taken by James Farrell












Terry
Maintenance

Tania
Production Assistant

Darrien
Maintenance Staff

Nolan
Museum Staff

Brooke
Museum Staff
Friends of Medalta Society Board of Directors

Cori Cuthbertson
Chair

Linda Robertson
Vice Chair

Ken Murdock
Secretary

Christine Kunkel
Treasurer

Diane Campbell
Director

Jackie Doell
Director

Elsie Wouters
Director

Nicole Reidmueller
Director

Jennifer Routhier
Director

Robert Wanner
Director

Dione Todd
Director

Allison Knodel
City Representative

