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Marquette County Historical Society
Benefits of Membership
Keep history alive in Marquette County
Participate in special events, guest lecturers and programs
Research local and family history in our archives
Receive our quarterly newsletter, Imprints
Membership
Rates
$10 Individual Membership
$25 Individual Sustaining Membership
$25 Family Membership
$200 Individual Life Member
How to Join
Mail membership to:
Joan Ingraham, Treasurer
P.O. Box 172
Westfield, WI 53964
Events, Calendar and
Newsletter
The Marquette County Historical
Society is open every Wednesday from 1-4 pm. The society holds
programs that promote various areas of historical interest and
research.
In June, the Society sponsors a turn-of-the-century Strawberry
Sociable held on the museum lawn.
The Society publishes their newsletter, Imprints four times a
year.

Exhibit open
March 18-April 29, 2011
10-4 W-Sat 12-4
Sun
January 29
UW Extension 430 Underwood Ave Montello 1-4
Oral History night on Williams
Lakeview Farms
Reminisce about the vegetable and
fruit farm that brought families and friends together in the fields
for generations and which pioneered irrigation methods
February
26
1-3 Endeavor Village Hall Community Room
Oral History night on Endeavor Broiler
Fest Remember the years of fun at
Broiler Fest, where grilling chicken outdoors was perfected by
University Professors to increase chicken sales in summer
March
18
5 PM Grand
Opening Key Ingredients
exhibit
at Marquette County Historical Society 125 Lawrence St Westfield
March
19
1 PM Hickory Nuts
and Wild Rice-Native American cooking with Rhonda Funmaker
Westfield Public Library Meeting Room
March 22 Tuesday 7 PM UW Extension Montello Our Land, Our Farmers, Our Future panel discussion about the changing use of land in Marquette County
March 26 Saturday 1
PM Calico Capers Quilt Guild Apron Style Show at the Westfield
Village Hall and Community Center 124 East Third Street
April 2
1 PM
Mint farming and cooking with mint
Thyme Shares Master Gardeners
UW Extension Montello
April7
7 pm
History of Brakebush Brothers and
Innovations in their business at
Brakebush at
April 16 3 Pm with optional supper following
Creating Shed Antler Barbecue-learn
how a local entrepreneur started his dream of a barbecue business
and receive a coupon toward a purchase of award winning barbecue
supper; Westfield Village Community Room.
Become a Volunteer
Volunteers play an important part in the success of the Marquette
County Historical Society. Whether you are available for a weekly
commitment or an occasional assignment, we can use your help.
Volunteers can help in some of the following ways:
Being a tour guide at the Cochrane-Nelson House and Kerst Exhibit
Building
Helping with school tours and special events
Working on the Historical Society gardens and grounds
Cleaning, painting and maintaining the buildings
Researching local history and helping with our newsletter,
Imprints
Working on exhibits
Archiving materials and artifacts
Playing a part in the annual Strawberry Sociable
Making a Donation
The Marquette County Historical Society accepts donations in a
variety of ways.
Monetary Donations
Monetary donations of any amount are accepted and are used for many
different purposes. If you would like your donation to be used for a
specific purpose, we will do our best to honor your request.
Your donations can be sent to:
Marquette County Historical Society
PO Box 172
Westfield, WI 53964
Historical Items Donations
We ask that you contact us for the best way to handle your donation.
All donations are very important to us and are tax deductible.
Donations of Time
We are always looking for people to help in the many ongoing project
of the Society. If you have some spare time and are willing to help
us preserve the present the history of Marquette County, please
contact us.
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