Wyandot County Historical Society

Speakers Wanted!

The museum is looking for speakers on WWII for Thursday Evenings.

If you have knowledge of an aspect of WWII or know someone who does, please call the museum at 419-294-3857. If no one answers, please leave a message!

Veterans Day Program

A small but enthusiastic crowd attended this program.

The overland Inn Dinner

The Inn dinner was once again a tremendous success!  Thanks to all who enjoyed the evening with us!

2013 Ice Cream Social

On July 6th the Historical Society hosted it’s annual Ice Cream social.  Not only were there great tasting pies, cakes,brownies, and ice cream, but we had some special visitors who drove their antiques cars to the social.  Some of our special guests were even from Europe!  We were also privileged to have the Community band for entertainment.  It was a beautiful day even though it did rain just a little.

2013 Young Historians’ Camp

2013 “Ruffles and Truffles” Tea

This year the tea was held in the museum.

The theme for the HistoricalSociety’s tea was  “Ruffles
and Truffles.” Guests enjoyed finger sandwiches, cookies,
chocolate truffles and many other homemade treats.  Tea,
punch, and water were served by the gentleman members of
the Historical Society’s board,who were summoned to tables
by the ringing of the bell.  During the tea, guests were
treated to the artistic abilities of “Chalk Talk.” who drew a
beautiful chalk mural as music played.

Two local artists created a chalk mural at the tea.

2013 Spring Dinner

The Historical Society’s first activity for the 2013         season was on May 3rd. The museum was open for dinner guests to view at 5:00.  A catereddinner was served across from the museum at John Stewart United Methodist Church.  The guest speaker was Mr. Hocker, a recognized authority on the Lincoln Highway.