The Museum is excited to announce that the Nancy Kimball Cobblestone House has won an Elgin Image Award in the "Gamechanger Project" category. Livestream the event October 18 on the @gailbrdnlibrary Facebook page beginning at 5 pm: https://t.co/65i23FgJjH
@HuffPostLife Yep. Lots of dairy and butter history here. Notice the OG's of Elgin butter production in this souvenir postcard from around early 1900s. Thanks for the shout out!
This Sunday! Join us on Zoom as Leslie Goddard portrays environmentalist and author Rachel Carson, whose influential book 'Silent Spring' and other writings are credited with advancing the global environmental movement. Please register: https://t.co/7tpX9ekqTl
@ZimblerMiller Hi Phyllis! We do not have any info online, but here is an excerpt from Mike Alft's book "Elgin: An American History" about the pageant. (in chapter 9) https://t.co/EOtH561qhn
The Museum is welcoming visitors back just in time for #MuseumSelfieDay!! We are now open regular hours (11am - 4pm on Wed, Thurs, Fri, and Sat) Mask up and come try out our new selfie sticks! Take your photo with Roscoe & Irene, Mollie Sherman, Mrs. Gaines, or J.F. Bailey.
The Museum is VERY excited to kick off the holiday season with Martina Mathisen tomorrow afternoon! Please sign up if you haven't already: https://t.co/NAVxhrtfYD
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2020 Annual Gala Online Auction is open and ready for bids! Take a look at some of the excellent vacation packages, baskets, and gift cards we have available!
https://t.co/doCSqXerUF
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The Cemetery Walk was started 33 years ago by Elgin historian & teacher Jerry Turnquist. There have been about 209 Elginites featured and many vignettes about various topics. This year's virtual tour is ONLY available on YouTube until October 4th! https://t.co/HNzZODJoaK
Have your kids run out of activities? Print out this sweeper maze from the @elginhistory Museum for a fun, at home, activity! #quarantine#maze#kids https://t.co/CxDhFNSEoi