Glenwood Area Historical Society
244 East Oak Street PO Box 55 Glenwood City WI 54013
St. Croix
West Central
715-702-1274
45.05871228,-92.1691677
Local Historical Society Contacts
| Full Name | Wesley J Franklin: Glenwood Area Historical Society President |
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| [email protected] | |
| First Name | Wesley |
| Last Name | Franklin |
| Full Name | Joan Ludtke: Glenwood Area Historical Society Newsletter Editor |
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| [email protected] | |
| First Name | Joan |
| Last Name | Ludtke |
| Full Name | Jean Booth: Glenwood Area Historical Society Treasurer |
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| First Name | Jean |
| Last Name | Booth |
| Full Name | Dawn R Rogers: Glenwood Area Historical Society Secretary |
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| First Name | Dawn |
| Last Name | Rogers |
Local Historical Society Resources
| Society Title | Glenwood Area Historical Society History Museum |
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| Address | Glenwood City Wisconsin 54013 |
| Hours | Some information available for research purposes by appointment. Call 715-265-1118 or 715-265-4390 for information. Open Sat., 1-4 Memorial Day through October |
| Info | The old Masonic Temple in town, houses our museum, archives, and all of our storage and records. |
| Society Title | Glenwood Area Historical Society Historic School and Barn |
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| Address | Glenwood City Wisconsin 54013 |
| Info | A one room school house and an old brown barn on four acres of property outside of Glenwood City. |
Local History Affiliation
In 1899, Reuben Gold Thwaites, director of the Wisconsin Historical Society, traveled by train to Green Bay and Ripon to participate in the affiliation of Wisconsin's first two local historical societies. Since then, more than 450 additional local history and cultural organizations with nearly 60,000 members have organized and affiliated with the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Affiliated local historical societies and the Wisconsin Historical Society have a special relationship defined in the Wisconsin Statutes. The Society offers organizational and educational assistance to local affiliates. The local affiliates, in turn, share in the mission and responsibility of preserving Wisconsin's history.
The Society encourages all non-profit community history and cultural organizations, including publicly funded museums and tribal museums, to consider formal affiliation.
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