through: Roushell Hamilton Jr. Posted: March 31, 2021 / 3:00 PM CDT / Update: March 31, 2021 / 3:00 PM CDT Photo file AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR / KCIT) – Leading fans of art, culture and museums. The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (PPHM), located on the West Texas A&M University campus inRead More →
(Clarinda) – After passing the one-year mark on the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Nodaway Valley Historical Museum is set to reopen. The Nodaway Valley Historical Museum in Clarinda reopens on Saturday after a long shutdown with the pandemic. Museum curator Trish Bergren appeared on KMA’s AM show Monday morning andRead More →
Photo by Lynnette Hoffman – Winlock Historical Museum Roy Richards has spent his life putting together pieces of history in Winlock. He LOVED the community and was adored by many. In 2008, Roy and his wife Linda opened a museum called “Renegade Rooster” just outside of the small town, toRead More →
While we love the charm of Hoboken and the mix of old and new in town, it’s hard to resist thinking about what Hoboken was like in the past – especially those of us who are transplanted. {Kudos to the OG Hoboken girls who have been here since wearing diapers,Read More →
Katie Buesch, executive director and curator of the Clarke Historical Museum, recently brought an early redwood curator to life through a new California State Parks hologram project. For the project, first-person interpreters — people claiming to be historical figures — tell a brief story of who they are and theRead More →
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The Louisville metro board decided Thursday night on the future of a downtown building that has been the subject of much debate in the community. The Odd Fellows Building, located at the corner of Third Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard, was built in the late 1800sRead More →
PHOTO PROVIDED Ginny Darby, Pete Darby and Sherry Halleran, Volunteer Update presenters. The Sanibel Historical Museum and Village recently added a Volunteer Update Conference, “Algiers”, to its website. Starring village board members Sherry Halleran and Ginny Darby, joined by member Pete Darby, it tells the story of what has beenRead More →
Barkerville Heritage Trust calls on locals to support them by asking the provincial government to maintain their funding level. The trust, which manages the historic town and park of Barkerville, said it had a “critical budget shortfall” of more than $ 650,000 in a proposed letter to Premier John Horgan.Read More →
REMOVE THE GATEWAY. The National Historic Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) ordered the removal of the walkway leading to the Anini-y Church. On Friday, March 19, 2021, the Department of Public Works and Highways of the Ancient Technical District asked the contractor to fulfill the order. (Photo courtesy of DPWHRead More →
Standing in the lobby of Linger Hall, adorned with 131 years of memorabilia from St. John’s Military School, Doug Randolph proudly pointed to a large mural. “My office was right there,” said the retired teacher, coach, athletic director and principal of the former private school. Its proud history can beRead More →
As things heat up in the High Plains and the vaccination rollout continues, many organizations are launching community outreach with educational programs, entertainment and fundraising rallies. Today we had the general manager Steve quakenbush from Finney County Historical Museum to share information about their upcoming events, conferences, exhibitions and presentations.Read More →
By Eric Rosane / er[email protected] The Nisqually Indian Tribe is in preliminary talks with two towns in Thurston County on where to build a new historical museum, and the town of Yelm is one of them. Yelm and the Town of Lacey have been approached with concurrent talks still underwayRead More →
Good things are worth the wait. And when it comes to the recently reopened Skagit County Historical Museum in La Conner, those are also big things. In this case, an exhibition of the works of famous La Conner artist, Jesus Guillen, whose images capture both the beauty of the SkagitRead More →
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Members of the Metro Council Planning and Zoning Committee examine the historic designation of the Odd Fellows Building in downtown Louisville. The building, located at the corner of Third Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard, was constructed in the late 1800s and recently received a Historic LandmarkRead More →