[ad_1] As we do every year, the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette asks area nonprofits what’s on their Christmas wish lists: volunteers, iPads, paper napkins or gift cards, whatever they need. need. We hope our readers will reach out and make the holidays happy for the organizations that do so much forRead More →
[ad_1] By Jennifer Stultz Publisher Pratt Tribune Christmas cookies, drinks, live holiday music, and a sparkling array of seasonal decorations await those who come to the Pratt County Historical Museum Open House and Christmas Extravaganza from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. pm on Sunday, December 4 at 208 S. Ninnescah,Read More →
[ad_1] Founder’s Day was held on Saturday, November 19 on Main Street TEMPLETON — The Templeton Historical Society celebrated the city’s history on Saturday, November 19 at the Templeton Museum on Main Street. Templeton’s Founder’s Day is marked by the arrival of the first South Pacific passenger train in theRead More →
[ad_1] OTSEGO, Mich. (WOOD) — By telling stories and reuniting families with old photos, the Otsego Area Historical Museum strives to keep history alive. Built in the early 1900s, the Otsego Region Historical Society is housed in the old aqueduct building. When the building fell into disrepair, a group ofRead More →
[ad_1] The interior of the original Fillmore Historical Museum. Courtesy of Fillmore Historical Museum Join us Thursday, November 17, 2022 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. via Zoom for A Hidden Gem: The Fillmore Historical Museum, sponsored by the Historical Society of Southern California. The Historical Society of Southern California highlights the FillmoreRead More →
[ad_1] November 3—The Barton County Historical Society Village and Museum features several World War I and World War II artifacts, including Great Bend Army uniforms and airfield information. Researcher Linda McCaffery has added to the exhibit and people continue to donate military items, said Richard Lartz, the museum’s executive director.Read More →
[ad_1] The Barton County Historical Society Village and Museum features several World War I and World War II artifacts, including Great Bend Army uniforms and airfield information. Researcher Linda McCaffery has added to the exhibit and people continue to donate military items, said Richard Lartz, the museum’s executive director. AsRead More →
[ad_1] November 3—The Barton County Historical Society Village and Museum features several World War I and World War II artifacts, including Great Bend Army Airfield uniforms and information. Researcher Linda McCaffery has added to the exhibit and people continue to donate military items, said Richard Lartz, the museum’s executive director.Read More →
[ad_1] The Key Marco Cat, one of the finest pieces of pre-Columbian Native American art ever discovered in North America, is on display at the Marco Island Historical Museum until 2026. Courtesy of the Department of Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution ( A240915) A favorite local Marco Island mascot is the KeyRead More →
[ad_1] Hello, neighbors! It’s Jessica here, right on time with your Wednesday edition of the Austin Daily, filled with all the local news you need to know. Settle in while we cover: Broken Spoke could become a monument. Community first! east village adding 1,400 homes for our homeless community. DoRead More →
[ad_1] Hello, neighbors! It’s Jessica here, right on time with your Wednesday edition of the Austin Daily, filled with all the local news you need to know. Settle in while we cover: Broken Spoke could become a monument. Community first! east village adding 1,400 homes for our homeless community. DoRead More →
[ad_1] BYRON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Opened in the former Byron Center City Hall, the Byron Center Historical Museum has captivated visitors with tales of the area’s history for more than 47 years. “Most donations come from the community and we only take donations that relate to the Byron CenterRead More →
[ad_1] From CAHS Local historian Grace Shackman will present “The Major Role of Transport in Chelsea History” on Monday, November 7 at 7 p.m. at the Chelsea Depot, 125 Jackson Street. Bill O’Reilly, Program Coordinator for the Chelsea Area Historical Society, is thrilled to bring Shackman to Chelsea as hisRead More →
[ad_1] The wooden and steel door creaks open on the old prison of Santa Ynez. It is one of the exhibits of the Santa Ynez Historical Museum, which preserves the rich cultural history of the valley. “I’m sure one of the local blacksmiths did all the nails needed. As youRead More →
[ad_1] The Marco Island Historical Museum (MIHM) features The Art of Digging: The Watercolors of Wells Sawyer, From October 26, 2022 to January 19, 2023. Carvelli Restaurant Group is the main sponsor. An opening reception will be held on Wednesday, October 26 from 5-6:30 p.m. For those wishing to testRead More →
[ad_1] Three North Fork projects have received Suffolk County Town Center Revitalization grants, according to County Executive Steve Bellone, who said a total of $500,000 would be split among 15 organizations. The county had received 24 applications for funding. “As we move forward with our economic development agenda, we willRead More →
[ad_1] Three North Fork projects have received Suffolk County Town Center Revitalization grants, according to County Executive Steve Bellone, who said a total of $500,000 would be split among 15 organizations. The county had received 24 applications for funding. “As we move forward with our economic development agenda, we willRead More →
[ad_1] The Dundee Township Historical Society Museum will host a “Historically Haunted Car Show” on Sunday 30 October. Dust off the cobwebs and polish the chrome for a spooky car show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum, 426 Highland Ave. in West Dundee. The cost is $20Read More →
[ad_1] (Left to right): Jennifer LaMaina, Aliyah Holzhauser, Karyn Cooper and Ashley Barton at the Northville Turnpike location in Riverhead. (Credit: Melissa Azofefifa) The daily update is a briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update straight to your inbox every weekday morning by signing upRead More →
[ad_1] A new historic museum across from a beloved beach has opened on Maine’s mid-coast. The Lincolnville Historical Society has spent the past two years renovating an old schoolhouse, transforming it into a space for the city’s archives and a multi-purpose, intergenerational learning center, a first for the small townRead More →
[ad_1] A new historic museum across from a beloved beach has opened on Maine’s mid-coast. The Lincolnville Historical Society has spent the past two years renovating an old schoolhouse, transforming it into a space for the city’s archives and a multi-purpose, intergenerational learning center, a first for the small townRead More →
[ad_1] The festivities will take place on Saturday, November 19 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. TEMPLETON — On November 20, 1886, the first South Pacific passenger train arrived in the new town of Templeton. Southern Pacific was extending the railroad from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Templeton was theRead More →
[ad_1] Sojourner Kincaid Rolle at a book signing for Finally free. | Credit: Kathee Miller Women’s Literary Voices invites the Santa Barbara community to join them for a literary fair and happy hour with author and Santa Barbara Poet Laureate (2015-2017) Sojourner Kincaid Rolle on Tuesday, October 11, from 5:30Read More →
[ad_1] The festivities will take place on Saturday, November 19 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. TEMPLETON — On November 20, 1886, the first South Pacific passenger train arrived in the new town of Templeton. Southern Pacific was extending the railroad from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Templeton was theRead More →
[ad_1] GREENVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Flat River Historical Society and Museum looks forward to telling the stories of Greenville for another 50 years. Opened on October 10, 1972, the Flat River Historical Museum in 213 N. Franklin Street near rue Montcalm, has spent the pastRead More →
[ad_1] GREENVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Flat River Historical Society and Museum looks forward to telling the stories of Greenville for another 50 years. Opened on October 10, 1972, the Flat River Historical Museum in 213 N. Franklin Street near rue Montcalm, has spent the pastRead More →
[ad_1] The Royal Oak Historical Society museum is accepting donated items on Friday before hosting its “Grannie’s Attic Sale” fundraiser the following day. Donors can drop off items at the museum, 1411 W. Webster Road, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday. It’s for a good cause, said Mike Frentz,Read More →
[ad_1] historical museumExplore Santa BarbaraBohemian Rhapsody Mountain Drive, still alive By Nick Welsh | October 6, 2022 This Dionysian-themed party scene was filmed for the movie seconds, with Rock Hudson, with Movie Wine Queen 1965 Leslie Hill shown in the grape vat, surrounded by Mountain Drivers. | Credit: Neely FamilyRead More →
[ad_1] HAPPY MEDIUMS: The association is hosting its first-ever psychic fair later this month with seven readers from across the region, and the following weekend, Ghost Fest. (Photo taken by Jack Reynolds) The Long Beach Island Historical Society puts the “eek” on the weekends this month with two Saturdays ofRead More →
[ad_1] historical museumExplore Santa BarbaraBohemian Rhapsody Mountain Drive, still alive By Nick Welsh | October 6, 2022 This Dionysian-themed party scene was filmed for the movie seconds, with Rock Hudson, with Movie Wine Queen 1965 Leslie Hill shown in the grape vat, surrounded by Mountain Drivers. | Credit: Neely FamilyRead More →
[ad_1] The Friends and Family of the Frank Murphy Memorial Museum are proud to host their first Frank Murphy Essay Contest. Murphy was not only a local hero in the Thumb area, but also an important person in Michigan state history. Murphy has served as governor of Michigan and mayorRead More →
[ad_1] The Telluride Historical Museum’s (THM) summer season is winding down, and a look at the numbers indicates it was a success. You could even say he went to the dogs. More on that in a moment. The museum, perched atop North Fir Street and housed in the former miners’Read More →
[ad_1] Listen to this article Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Vicksburg will soon become a historic landmark. Josephine Calloway said the church, which later became a school, was founded in 1906 by Father Aloysius Heick, who was a German priest. He was a member of the Fathers of the DivineRead More →
[ad_1] Listen to this article Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Vicksburg will soon become a historic landmark. Josephine Calloway said the church, which later became a school, was founded in 1906 by Father Aloysius Heick, who was a German priest. He was a member of the Fathers of the DivineRead More →
[ad_1] Take a walk on the historic side as the Worcester Historical Museum resumes walking tours from Saturday 1 October. “Join us for a walk through the streets of Worcester and see where the American Revolution began,” the museum said in a statement Friday. Two other visits are scheduled forRead More →
[ad_1] DHAHRAN: Hatem Alakeel is the best dressed Saudi podcaster with a heart of gold. His podcast, Gems of Arabia, which aims to shine a light on “all the shimmering hidden gems of the Arab world”, recently launched its third season with a big change – it’s teaming up withRead More →
[ad_1] RIYADH: A new digital platform aimed at bringing together Saudi communities through leisure clubs has been launched in the Kingdom. The Hawi initiative, part of the Saudi Quality of Life program, was unveiled at a ceremony in Riyadh’s King Abdullah financial district on Wednesday. Via the platform, a nationwideRead More →
[ad_1] The Dawes County Historical Society is hosting its 26th Annual History in Action Day on Sunday, September 25 from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Dawes County Historical Museum. Admission is free, but donations are always appreciated. Lunch and pies are available for purchase and there are alsoRead More →
[ad_1] The Dawes County Historical Society is hosting its 26th Annual History in Action Day on Sunday, September 25 from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Dawes County Historical Museum. Admission is free, but donations are always appreciated. Lunch and pies are available for purchase and there are alsoRead More →
[ad_1] The Dawes County Historical Society is hosting its 26th Annual History in Action Day on Sunday, September 25 from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Dawes County Historical Museum. Admission is free, but donations are always appreciated. Lunch and pies are available for purchase and there are alsoRead More →
[ad_1] SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The city of Santa Barbara has taken a historic step to recognize the rich history of its black community. The city’s Historic Landmarks Commission finalized its African American and Black Historical Context Statement this month, highlighting contributions and buildings of historical significance to the localRead More →
[ad_1] SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The city of Santa Barbara has taken a historic step to recognize the rich history of its black community. The city’s Historic Landmarks Commission finalized its African American and Black Historical Context Statement this month, highlighting contributions and buildings of historical significance to the localRead More →
[ad_1] To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, learn about the ongoing and ever-changing traditions of Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) at Pinal County Historical Museum’s second annual Día de Los Muertos celebration. Bring the whole family to the museum from 1 to 5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 15 atRead More →
[ad_1] The Southold Historical Museum has launched its annual call for artists to participate this year ten squared Art Show, a special non-juried fundraising exhibition featuring 10 x 10 inch artwork that will sell for $100, to be split equally between the artist and the museum. It’s an opportunity forRead More →
[ad_1] by Dave Baker Crickets… the most common sound heard today on what was once owned by the Smoky Hollow Coal Company. Unless it’s evening, in which case the silence is punctuated by the hum of late-season cicadas. The sounds of William Burt’s restaurant are no longer heard, having fadedRead More →
[ad_1] by Dave Baker Crickets… the most common sound heard today on what was once owned by the Smoky Hollow Coal Company. Unless it’s evening, in which case the silence is punctuated by the hum of late-season cicadas. The sounds of William Burt’s restaurant are no longer heard, having fadedRead More →
[ad_1] The Arlington Heights Museum has updated its permanent exhibit. Along with this change, members of the Arlington Heights Art Guild will be exhibiting at the museum in Arlington Hall. The exhibition begins on September 10, 2022 and will run until the end of November 2022. A wide variety ofRead More →
[ad_1] Posted in Los Angeles September 08, 2022 by Danielle Schwartz Looking for an intriguing and classic historic landmark in Los Angeles? Check historic palm tree in the Parc des Expositions. This tree has lived in the city since 1900 and has been in itsRead More →
[ad_1] Posted in Los Angeles September 08, 2022 by Danielle Schwartz Looking for an intriguing and classic historic landmark in Los Angeles? Check historic palm tree in the Parc des Expositions. This tree has lived in the city since 1900 and has been in itsRead More →
[ad_1] ARCADIA — When the late director of the Arcadia-area historical museum, Lyle Matteson, passed away recently, the museum’s board knew they had big shoes to fill with his replacement. The museum made great strides under Matteson’s tenure, so the board wanted someone with the same passion for the area’sRead More →
[ad_1] ARCADIA — When the late director of the Arcadia-area historical museum, Lyle Matteson, passed away recently, the museum’s board knew they had big shoes to fill with his replacement. The museum made great strides under Matteson’s tenure, so the board wanted someone with the same passion for the area’sRead More →
[ad_1] Provided by Mayor of Occoquan, Earnie Porta City staff discovered minutes of Occoquan City Council meetings dating back to 1933. To preserve them and make them easily accessible to researchers and others, the records are being digitized and made available to the public on the Occoquan Historical Society website.Read More →
[ad_1] EAST OTTO – The East Otto Historical Museum will be open Sundays in September from 1-3 p.m. or by appointment at (716) 257-0654. The artifacts in the museum tell the stories of people and businesses that were once part of East Otto. They include photos of peopleRead More →
[ad_1] “We’re here at the Milton Historical Society, and it’s a very interesting building — a great piece of adaptive reuse and beautiful museum work,” said Steve Perkins, executive director of the Vermont Historical Society. “We will be joined by Jim Ballard, member of the Historical Society who will tellRead More →
[ad_1] AURORA – Updates are being completed on the Aurora Historical Society Museum and Main Street grounds in Aurora. Dean and Adele Bowden of Webster City donated $15,000 to the Aurora Historical Society to demolish an aging old dwelling on property adjacent to the museum to the south. The siteRead More →
[ad_1] “We’re here at the Milton Historical Society, and it’s a very interesting building — a great piece of adaptive reuse and beautiful museum work,” said Steve Perkins, executive director of the Vermont Historical Society. “We will be joined by Jim Ballard, a member of the Historical Society who willRead More →
[ad_1] Two-year program recognized as one of the best in Ohio The Hancock Historical Museum will host its sixth historic barn tour on Saturday, September 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The self-guided tour, sponsored by Premier Bank, will feature six historic barns in the western half of HancockRead More →
[ad_1] The two-year program has consistently been recognized as one of the best in Ohio State The Hancock Historical Museum will host its sixth historic barn tour on Saturday, September 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The self-guided tour, sponsored by Premier Bank, will showcase six historic barns inRead More →
[ad_1] The two-year program has consistently been recognized as one of the best in Ohio State The Hancock Historical Museum will host its sixth historic barn tour on Saturday, September 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The self-guided tour, sponsored by Premier Bank, will showcase six historic barns inRead More →
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — An illustrated presentation, “William Hamilton Gibson: 19th Century Renaissance Man for the 21st Century” with science and botanical illustrator and art educator, Mary Ellen Carsley, will take place at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 20 on Zoom. According to the Gunns, William Hamilton Gibson is part of a uniquelyRead More →
[ad_1] The 70th anniversary of Little League Baseball in Lincoln Park is celebrated with a special exhibit at the historical museum through September 17 and an alumni game and rally on August 20. The memorabilia exhibit is open to the public from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and SaturdayRead More →
[ad_1] A historic building in the community of East Wellington near Nanaimo is partially in ruins following an overnight fire. The Unity Vancouver Island Church building on East Wellington Road suffered heavy damage after a fire broke out in the main hall of the 131-year-old structure on Monday August 15.Read More →
[ad_1] PANAMA CITY – You can dive deep into the city’s history while exploring the Bay County Historical Museum’s latest exhibit. The Bay County Historical Society hosted its new exhibit at the museum, which offers a historical photographic tour of Bay County. While some images date back to 1909, eachRead More →
[ad_1] Published: 08/12/2022 18:35:17 Modified: 08/12/2022 18:32:03 HATFIELD – With time running out to secure storage space for much of the historic Hatfield Museum collection, including furniture from Smith College founder Sophia Smith, city officials are moving forward with a plan to consolidate items into a mixed-use building on ElmRead More →
[ad_1] Published: 08/12/2022 18:35:17 Modified: 08/12/2022 18:32:03 HATFIELD – With time running out to secure storage space for much of the historic Hatfield Museum collection, including furniture from Smith College founder Sophia Smith, city officials are moving forward with a plan to consolidate items into a mixed-use building on ElmRead More →
[ad_1] The Marshall Lions Club hosted Harrison County Historical Museum Executive Director Becky Palmer. In his current role, Palmer oversees the efficient operation of the Harrison County Historical Museum inside the 1901 courthouse; the Service & Sacrifice: Harrison County at War exhibit inside the Memorial City Hall Performance Center; andRead More →
[ad_1] JACKSONVILLE, Florida. – A local Jacksonville historic church gives it back to students by distributing more than $100,000 in scholarships. Bethel Church has been part of the Jacksonville community since 1838 and has helped over 10,000 people over the years. The church distributed checks to more than 100 studentsRead More →
[ad_1] BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The “Oregon’s Landmark Legislation” exhibit is open through Sept. 6 at the Deschutes Historical Museum, 129 NW Idaho Avenue in downtown Bend. Oregon has repeatedly led the nation in creating, revising, and implementing laws that shape the quality of life for its citizens. Although Oregon’sRead More →
[ad_1] ST. MARY’S CHURCH, built in 1912 in Gaastra and moved to the grounds of the Iron County Historical Museum in 1989, was painted this summer. It has become a popular venue for vintage weddings. (Photo by Betsy Bloom/Daily News) CASPIAN – The Iron County Historical Museum in Caspian isRead More →
[ad_1] ST. MARY’S CHURCH, built in 1912 in Gaastra and moved to the grounds of the Iron County Historical Museum in 1989, was painted this summer. It has become a popular venue for vintage weddings. (Photo by Betsy Bloom/Daily News) CASPIAN – The Iron County Historical Museum in Caspian isRead More →
[ad_1] ARCADIA – “Help Wanted” could easily be a sign attached to the front door of the Arcadia Historical Museum in the village of Arcadia these days, as volunteers are needed to help keep the building open to the public this summer. Museum guides need even more help after theRead More →
[ad_1] ARCADIA – “Help Wanted” could easily be a sign attached to the front door of the Arcadia Historical Museum in the village of Arcadia these days, as volunteers are needed to help keep the building open to the public this summer. Museum guides need even more help after theRead More →
[ad_1] Posted on August 2, 2022 | 3:18 p.m. A Fiesta shawl and posters are displayed during Project Fiesta! (Julia McHugh) With the return of Santa Barbara Old Spanish Days Fiesta in 2022, Project Fiesta!, the Santa Barbara Historical Museum‘s annual exhibit that celebrates the traditions of the citywide celebration.Read More →
[ad_1] Posted on August 2, 2022 | 3:18 p.m. A Fiesta shawl and posters are displayed during Project Fiesta! (Julia McHugh) With the return of Santa Barbara Old Spanish Days Fiesta in 2022, Project Fiesta!, the Santa Barbara Historical Museum‘s annual exhibit that celebrates the traditions of the citywide celebration.Read More →
[ad_1] Courtesy of Dave Neff, Carnegie Historical Museum Public Relations August 1, 2022 2:23 p.m. The Carnegie Historical Museum Board of Trustees met in the Carnegie Museum Meeting Room on July 28, 2022 with Mark Shafer, Joe Hunt, Therese Cummiskey, Kathy Tollenaere, Gloria Countryman, Lawrence Eyre, John Morrissey, Sheri BloughRead More →
[ad_1] Ask long-time county residents where to begin to learn about the hands-on history of our city and county and many will recommend the San Joaquin County Historical Society and Museum in Micke Grove Park just south of Lodi (so than the Haggin Museum in Stockton’s Victory Park). At MickeRead More →
[ad_1] (Original caption) One year old, with some 200 members and doing well, was the world’s only Negro Country Club, the ‘Shady Rest’, in Westfield, New Jersey, as seen in this photo. Originally the country club was the Westridge Country Club. There was a nine-hole golf course and a spaciousRead More →
[ad_1] (Original caption) One year old, with some 200 members and doing well, was the world’s only Negro Country Club, the ‘Shady Rest’, in Westfield, New Jersey, as seen in this photo. Originally the country club was the Westridge Country Club. There was a nine-hole golf course and a spaciousRead More →
[ad_1] (Original caption) One year old, with some 200 members and doing well, was the world’s only Negro Country Club, the ‘Shady Rest’, in Westfield, New Jersey, as seen in this photo. Originally the country club was the Westridge Country Club. There was a nine-hole golf course and a spaciousRead More →
[ad_1] (Original caption) One year old, with some 200 members and doing well, was the only Negro Country Club in the world, the “Shady Rest”, in Westfield, New Jersey, as seen in this photo. Originally the country club was the Westridge Country Club. There was a nine-hole golf course andRead More →
[ad_1] The Orange County Historical Museum lets the community choose its next special exhibit. Community members can vote on one of five topics that will be on display at the museum from February 2023 to December 2023. “Feelin’ Alright: Medicine, Health, and Wellness in Orange County History” explores the medicines,Read More →
[ad_1] The Orange County Historical Museum lets the community choose its next special exhibit. Community members can vote on one of five topics that will be on display at the museum from February 2023 to December 2023. “Feelin’ Alright: Medicine, Health, and Wellness in Orange County History” explores the medicines,Read More →
[ad_1] Jon Romer hails from Albert Lea, a former music teacher and head of the voice department at Gustavus Adolphus College. He worked with the Ojibway residents of northern Minnesota and served as department chair at Lea College for three years. He also collects photos. “One of our top musicRead More →
[ad_1] Lea College memorabilia donated to the Historical Museum Posted 9:09am on Tuesday, July 26, 2022 1 of 3 The collection, with 300 to 400 photos, a CD and a DVD, began in 1967. Jon Romer, Brad Brandt and Al Arends recently donated 300-400 photos to the Freeborn County HistoricalRead More →
[ad_1] July 26—Jon Romer is from Albert Lea, a former music teacher and head of the voice department at Gustavus Adolphus College. He worked with the Ojibwe people in northern Minnesota and was a department chair at Lea College for three years. He also collects photos. “One of our topRead More →
[ad_1] A 1947 photo of the Cutchogue labor camp (Courtesy of the Southold Historical Society) The Southold Historical Museum is applying for a grant to build an exhibition on the ‘untold stories’ of 20th century immigrant farm workers in the town. Funds would also go toward weatherizing the barn atRead More →
[ad_1] A 1947 photo of the Cutchogue labor camp (Courtesy of the Southold Historical Society) The Southold Historical Museum is applying for a grant to air-condition the barn at the Maple Lane complex, where they have planned an exhibition on the ‘untold stories’ of 20th century immigrant farm workers inRead More →
[ad_1] BOTETOURT COUNTY, Va. (WFXR) — The Botetourt County Historical Museum is holding back-to-back groundbreaking ceremonies Monday in honor of its new location and the opening of AvenueBlack, a new boutique. Botetourt County Chamber of Commerce officials said the event will begin at AvenueBlack at 3 p.m. before moving oneRead More →
[ad_1] July 23—New faces are in place for the local presentation of Voices and Votes: Democracy in America, as the month-long project includes some highlights over the next few days, with a new exhibit beginning a six-week run today at the Aiken County Historical Museum and a free symposium scheduledRead More →
[ad_1] Worcester celebrates its 300th anniversary this year, and a new exhibit at the Worcester Historical Museum takes a look at the city’s history. “We All Got History…Worcester at 300” looks at some of the people, places and things that make Worcester “The Heart of the Commonwealth”. There are historicalRead More →
[ad_1] The Key Marco Cat is one of the finest pieces of pre-Columbian Native American art ever discovered in North America. COURTESY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Marco Island is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in the Sunshine State. But it’s so much more.Read More →
[ad_1] The Key Marco Cat is one of the finest pieces of pre-Columbian Native American art ever discovered in North America. COURTESY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Marco Island is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in the Sunshine State. But it’s so much more.Read More →
[ad_1] Broken Heart Ministries Church will hold a remembrance for Pastor Floyd Eugene Coburn, a permanent resident of Ponca City who served as pastor at the church from 1994-1996. Pastor Coburn died August 25, 2006 at Ponca City Medical Center in the age of 52. He was born on OctoberRead More →
[ad_1] You may have heard of the Palo Duro Canyon, the second largest canyon in the United States, which is located in the aptly named town of Canyon, a short distance outside of Amarillo. But Canyon has another claim to fame: it’s home to the state’s largest history museum. LocatedRead More →
[ad_1] You may have heard of the Palo Duro Canyon, the second largest canyon in the United States, which is located in the aptly named town of Canyon, a short distance outside of Amarillo. But Canyon has another claim to fame: it’s home to the state’s largest history museum. LocatedRead More →
[ad_1] You may have heard of the Palo Duro Canyon, the second largest canyon in the United States, which is located in the aptly named town of Canyon, a short distance outside of Amarillo. But Canyon has another claim to fame: it’s home to the state’s largest history museum. LocatedRead More →
[ad_1] What: Down the Siletz Historical Overview When: 1-2 p.m. Saturday, July 23 Where: North Lincoln County Historical Museum (NLCHM). 4907 SW Hwy 101 in the Taft community of Lincoln City. Come travel the Siletz River with six-year-old Orrice Brown, his family of five, travel trunks, cooking utensils, washboards, livestock,Read More →
[ad_1] Google Arts & Culture allows you to virtually visit more than 2000 museums, archives and galleries from more than 80 countries around the world that have decided to share their history, art and culture in collaboration with the Google Cultural Institute.As of International Museum Day, May 18, 2022,Read More →
[ad_1] Second in a four-part series of stories Gary Green has worn many hats in his adult life. Five years ago, he retired from the Michigan State Police, where he rose to the rank of lieutenant at Mt. Pleasant, and is now director of public safety at Ferris State UniversityRead More →
[ad_1] Second in a four-part series of stories Gary Green has worn many hats in his adult life. Five years ago, he retired from the Michigan State Police, where he rose to the rank of lieutenant at Mt. Pleasant, and is now director of public safety at Ferris State UniversityRead More →