Victoria Hill has been hired as the new Executive Director at Revelstoke Railway Museum.

Born and raised in Rosslyn Village in the District of Thunder Bay, surrounded by the history of the fur trade and the development of the railway and great lakes shipping, Victoria was exposed to significant aspects of Canadian history growing up. She started her educational journey at the University of Lethbridge completing a Bachelors of Arts degree majoring in History. She also has an M.A. in Heritage Contemporary Practice from the University of Kingston London, and an M.A. in The Country House: Art, History and Literature from the University of Leicester.

Victoria has worked at the Founder's Museum and Pioneer Village, and worked with Historic Royal Palaces and Royal Museums Greenwich while completing her M.A. Victoria has also worked at Fort William Historical Park in Thunder Bay where she was the Lead Interpretive Support Worker where she delivered educational programming and interpreted the fur trade.  She took a year out of this position to work for Walt Disney World as a cultural representative in the Epcot Canada Pavilion.

Prior to completing her second M.A., Victoria completed the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

Most recently Victoria worked for the Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park as the Assistant Curator managing the front of house operations  and curatorial needs of the museum. Victoria joined the Revelstoke Railway Museum at the end of February 2025.