A New Year means new incentives to join WCHS! Right now, new members can purchase a membership & receive a 2nd (of equal or lesser value) at 1/2 off! Select your two member levels from the options below. Offer expires 03/31/2021. Click here for a list of member perks!
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Marcus Mote | January 15 - February 26Celebrating the work and influence of local, self-taught, Quaker artist, Marcus Mote, with an exhibition of works from our collection.
February 12 & 13 | 10-4pmCome out and find some treasures at our Old Post Office Quarterly Flea Market!
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Next Concert: Bones of Cincinnatus
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2020 marks the 100 year anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Women's Right to Vote. To celebrate, we've created an exhibit that celebrates the women who fought, tirelessly in the 70+ year struggle (1848 to 1920). Initially set to end in December, due to demand, this exhibit has been extended through January.
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There's always something new to see at WCHS properties! We've been working hard to present our ever growing collection in new and exciting ways!
The foundation for the Beedle Log Cabin has been dug and concrete poured. Reconstruction is planned for Spring, 2021. Currently, in progress at Harmon Museum, we're building and furnishing a Mid-Century Modern Apartment. Our Archeological exhibit received a face-lift and our pre-historic artifacts have been given new life with updated displays. The agricultural collection, in the Farm Heritage Gallery, has been thinned and organized to better showcase the items on display before rotating new items in from storage. And, we'll be able to welcome guests into it all through the Broadway entrance with newly redone front steps. Glendower Historic Mansion may be closed for the season but the upper floor's wings have been opened up to show the Maid's Quarters and Work Room to better convey the life of those that also lived in the home. The newly renamed Armstrong Conference Center (the Old Post Office) has a wonderful sign along with the new Armstrong Gallery of Flight. This gallery is dedicated to the men and women, of Warren County, that made great strides in the frontier of the skies and above. |