Historic Geneva News and Updates

Do

Join us for our first spring lecture next Tuesday, “Women of WWII: Serving Soldiers at the Whistle Stop Canteen” by Barb Warner Deane. Explore one of the ways ordinary women supported American service members in WWII.

Read

Our weekly blog articles examine various aspects of Geneva’s stories. Here's our most recent post on how questions from our audience influence what we do and the questions we answer.

Visit

Explore how Geneva and the nation were transformed 100 years ago in the exhibit There’ll Be Some Changes Made: Geneva in the 1920s. Open through June.

Last Chance

Today is the deadline to register for the April 1 Piecing Together the Past: Jigsaw Puzzle Competition!

Rose Hill Volunteers Needed

Get to know your fellow history lovers by helping out at Rose Hill Mansion. Assist with spring school groups, help out with our concert series, or do sales or light housekeeping in the Carriage House Gift Shop.

Several years ago, for a volunteer project in our Archives, John Robortella transcribed Colonel Hugh Maxwell’s fieldnotes about the Pre-Emption Line. Recently he published the fieldnotes as part of the book Steps West.

Through the support of our Geneva community, far and wide, this and other mission moments were made possible. Will you please support Historic Geneva by making a gift to our Spring Support Campaign?