It is arguably the most recognizable building in town. Built by Robert Graham in 1873, the imposing brick building at the northeast corner of Main and Hudson was originally intended as a duplex. In the […]
You might drive by Fox’s Corner every day and not know it. It used to have a mill and a school associated with it, but now there is nothing left except a cemetery. That cemetery […]
On Friday, August 16, the Lowell Area Historical Museum opened its doors for an evening of history, community, and celebration. The annual Summer Fest fundraiser, a cornerstone event for the museum, brought together residents and […]
We received the following information from the Lowell Area Historical Museum. Spring Into the Past is an annual event of the Tri-River Historical Museum Network, held the first weekend in May, when many local museums […]
Friends of the Lowell Area Historical Museum got to mingle and enjoy an evening amongst the exhibits last Friday at the Summer Fest fundraiser. About 125 people browsed the museum and outdoor garden while tasting […]
We received the following guest article from the Lowell Area Historical Museum. The Lowell Area Historical Museum celebrated its volunteers last week at the annual Volunteer Appreciation event. In 2018, a Volunteer of the Year […]
We received the following press release from the Lowell Area Historical Museum about construction currently underway at their building. The front porch of the Lowell Area Historical Museum is undergoing a replacement. The porch, while […]
Beginning in 2007, a joint project with Grand Valley State University’s Veteran’s Oral History Project began as a means to preserve history through recorded interviews with local residents. This included local high school students conducting […]
Lowell Area Historical Museum is welcoming Lowell third graders to their yearly immersion program. Each Lowell Area Schools third grade class gets a turn to explore the museum to learn about local history. Students get […]
Beginning in 2007, a joint project with Grand Valley State University’s Veteran’s Oral History Project began as a means to preserve history through recorded interviews with local residents. This included local high school students conducting […]
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