Mrs. Louis Lucas began making incense from pine needles in 1907. In 1917, Louis Lucas was granted a patent for that process. Four years later
Autumn is here and that brings our Saints & Sinners Cemetery Tours in October. This year the tours are October 5th, October 12th and the
The Hall House Research Library was recently surprised by Randall Paisley with the gift of twenty totes of new books. He purchased them over time
We hosted the Fenton History Center Volunteer Picnic at the end of July. We had 32 attendees and an amazing amount of fantastic food. Currently,
Calling all volunteers! We are hosting a volunteer picnic on Saturday, July 27th at 4:00 p.m. The picnic will be held at the Hall House,
Summer greetings! I would like to thank all who attended the dedication of our Blue Star Memorial Garden on May 18, 2024 (Armed Forces Day).
The Fenton History Center hosted a Corn Husk Doll Workshop on May 11th. Kaycee Colburn, Fenton History Center Trustee, Artist, and Gallery owner, led the
The Time Capsule is closed and ready to be opened in 2063. We had a wonderful event on Saturday, May 4th, to close the Time
I can’t believe that the eclipse has come and gone! We began planning our Eclipse Watch Party a year ago. Our Watch Party, held on
Staff and volunteers are busy preparing for our first Spirit Tour, the Solar Eclipse Watch Party, the Lecture Series, and the Chautauqua Regional Genealogical Conference
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