1) Hessler Cabin Restored(1992).
(2)Before the Move- Original Hessler Cabin 1854 Moving Hessler Log Cabin![]() Peninsula Community Library is proud to present a Local History Talk with Tim Carroll and Jerry Ostlund, who will share stories about their One Room Schoolhouse days.
Sure to be entertaining! Tuesday, April 20th, at 2:00 p.m., via Zoom. Call (231) 223-7700 to sign-up. Zoom call information will be sent, via email, on Monday, April 19. Duration: 1 hour, including a Q&A period. Peninsula Community Library is proud to present a Local History Talk with Tim Carroll and Jerry Ostlund, who will share stories about their One Room Schoolhouse days. Sure to be entertaining! Tuesday, April 20th, at 2:00 p.m., via Zoom. Call (231) 223-7700 to sign-up. Zoom call information will be sent, via email, on Monday, April 19. Duration: 1 hour, including a Q&A period. May 7 Zoom meeting 6:00 pm Before Social Media - the old school way of building a community From the archives of Peninsula Community Library's Local History Room: Presented by Mary Morgan (Local History Room Librarian) and Victoria Shurly (Director, Peninsula Community Library) They will present, through the use of artifacts and books, How the Old Mission Peninsula built a social infrastructure out of an 18 mile wilderness. Non-members: Register Here ![]() April 1 Dennos Museum Director, Craig Hadley Craig presented a program on The Origin of Museums in the Western World, ending with some basic preservation tips for all of us The Link is below: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/QSjJfqpkpoysy6J1Xsv0ewSUxBgEURsggeGT7-YM_FYTJKprUK19au57lzX5PRGS.FrTHkEpBq_CShpUf March 4 "The Pandemics: 1918 and Now" Peg Siciliano presenter
Link to Pegs wonderful comparison of the two pandemics
![]() The speaker, Peg Siciliano, holds a Master's Degree in American History with a Specialty in Archives from the College of William and Mary. Locally she has worked at the Con Foster Museum, and as the Archivist of the Traverse Area Historical Society. She is currently on the TAHS Board and writes historical articles for the Record Eagle, and works as an English Language Assistant in the Traverse City Area Public Schools.
1956 video Predicting the future History Hounds lectures are now FREE for members of the Historical Society of Michigan, or for members of HSM's member organizations. Which OMPHS members "An HSM member organization has the option to live-stream the lecture for free for its members or offer the lecture to it membership for free remote viewing." I think it might be simpler at first just to let everyone know how to get in themselves. ![]() "How our History Found Us: The Historical Journey of the Old Mission Inn" Please visit and ask for a tour. THE MEMORIAL TREE PROJECT CONTINUES The northern end of Old Mission Peninsula on Center Road was once lined with magnificent old maple trees some over 100 years until age, salt and disease took them down. The Memorial Tree Project started in September 1999 under the direction of Rebecca and Leo Nothstine. It has continued since with over 650 trees planted and nourished. Many are memorial trees dedicated to specific individuals If you noticed new trees on Center Road, They are the result of hard work May 4th by some civic-minded volunteers. Masks and social distancing noted! Photos contributed by Brian Brooks |
OMPHS P.O. Box 115 Old Mission, Michigan 49673 PROGRAMS: Please click this link to view past and future programs All meetings and programs will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Zoom until further notice. New in the News: https://hsmichigan.org/programs/history-hounds-lecture-series "Women Lighthouse Keepers" FORMS Membership Application 2021 Julianne Meyer Fund Memorial Tree Fund Please use this new form Recommended Reading Do you recognize this structure? What do you know about its' history? Please share you know on our Facebook page under "Photos":
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