I would like to talk about volunteering at the Fenton History Center. Small museums such as ours rely heavily upon volunteers because we don’t have
Fenton History Center relies on its volunteers. Over the years, these people have truly been the heart of the organization. This continues to be the
This is an exciting month for Vets Finding Vets, as we will soon know the name of the recipient of the Soldier’s Friend Scholarship. This
For many years in the past when railroads were the main method of transporting goods and people, most traveling circuses and carnivals also used the
Summer is always an exciting time here at the Fenton History Center. This month we are opening the 2022 Featured Exhibit, Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Paula has been with us many years and has helped to keep us running smoothly over those years. However, she has decided to retire. We
The Fenton History Center is so excited to welcome our new Director Jane Babinsky. Jane started on Monday May 23rd. Her past experience and education
Many of you will know Nancy as a dedicated volunteer in many parts of her community. She passed away on January 23, 2021, after many
This is the final installment of the Jamestown Armory, although my joy at being allowed to document the enlistments, scan photos (with Victoria’s help), and
On Wednesday, May 4, the Fenton History Center unveiled three signs marking the outbuildings of the original complex at Walnut Grove. Dr. Tom Greer, the
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