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Quarterly Meeting |
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What’s in that old building? Wasn’t that a dental office? Is it open
to the public? These are common questions asked about the historic
Jonathan Clark House on the corner of Bonniwell and Cedarburg Roads in
Mequon. The answers will be explored through a photographic journey by
Museum Director Dr. Nina Look. |
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Introducing the New Pioneer
Village Hall
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The
increased number of visitors to the Village each year has
resulted in the demand for some modern improvements, such as
air conditioning, heating and restrooms that are ADA
compliant. Our
plans include improved food service facilities to better
serve our own events as well as our future goals. There is a
need to have audio-visual teaching aides for meetings and
programs that can accommodate 150-200 people in all kinds of
weather. |
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OCHS Member Newest in the Packer Fan Hall
of Fame - Click here to see article
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Although they’ve only been in existence since 1991, the Port
Washington Historical Society has made important
accomplishments during that time. They have acquired and
restored buildings—three buildings to be exact; established
a research center, archives and offices; furnished the
buildings and created museum space; and are about to embark
on a state-of-the-art museum for one of their three
buildings that was definitely make Port Washington a
“Destination City”. |
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The
Ozaukee County Historical Society appreciates all the
dedication and work that was accomplished by the volunteers
at Ozaukee County Pioneer Village, Stony Hill School, and
the Hazel Wirth Research Center in the past and present.
Although most of the volunteers for OCHS are Ozaukee County
residents, people from Washington, Sheboygan, Milwaukee and
Waukesha counties also volunteer. OCHS looks forward to
working with all volunteers as they help to preserve the
history of Ozaukee County and make it available to present
and future generations. Thank you for your service! |
