Hudson Heritage Association was founded in 1962 to preserve the Western Reserve Community of Hudson and its historic character. For the past five decades, HHA has promoted civic awareness of Hudson’s rich history and has fostered a responsible approach to preserving its unique architecture and Green.
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Hudson Heritage Association offers a robust calendar of programming designed to educate the public about Hudson’s past and the significance of its buildings, streetscapes and architecture. HHA typically hosts monthly meetings from September through May that are open to the general public and occasionally hosts special, members-only events.
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Hudson has a compact historic district that contains many notable homes and commercial buildings. As you travel the streets, you will notice a variety of architectural styles representing the golden age of Western Reserve architecture and other notable styles. HHA has developed a series of walking tours to showcase many of these properties and explain a little about their history.
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As you tour Hudson, you may notice the distinctive white markers featuring the HHA logo, along with a date and name. You can view the many properties that bear the HHA marker in this section, and gain access to valuable resources to help with your own research or project. This section offers a database of registered buildings including a myriad of information and photos.
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