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| Links to issues of the Grinnell Historical Museum NEWSLETTER
| Spring 2011 | - Grinnell in the Civil War - on the 150th anniversary of the start of the war
- Thanks to our donors in 2010
- Grinnell Historical Museum Endowment Fund established with the Greater Poweshiek Community Foundation. To contribute to this Fund, contact the foundation at 641-236-5518 or sign on to www.greaterpcf.org.
- Tribute to Lois Meacham, a long-time volunteer, who died in February, 2011
- Mumford Holland's grave at Hazelwood Cemetary marked - a former slave who lived and died in Grinnell in 1916
- Montage of Grinnell's Heritage offered to 2011 donors
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| Spring 2010 | - Museum aims to be green inside and out
- Happenings: new board members, new brochure, unusual acquisitions
- President's Message: Tourism grant helped to solve water problem
- Thanks to our donors in 2009
- Tribute to Ralph Luebben and Ben Graham
| Winter 2009 | - A Message from the President
- Lincoln and J.B. Grinnell, a staunch abolitionist
- Museum's winning float in Fourth of July Parade
- Thanks to our donors in 2008
| Winter 2008 | - S.O.S. - Museum works to “Save Our Stuff”
- Taking the show on the road
- Museum goal: ‘what is it’ and ‘where is it’
- Upkeep is ongoing at museum
- Thanks to our donors in 2007
| Winter 2007 | - Davis School third-graders' half day at the Museum
- Tallying the doilies, dishes and daguerreotypes: the Museum's electronic catalog project started, with a grant from the Claude and Dolly Ahrens Foundation
- Peregrinations of a bench from the Carson School in the 1880s to the 1970s
- New space for exhibits at Grinnell Regional Medical Center
- Museum paint job: One color, different shades
| Winter 2006 | - Remembering Aunt Kate (Kate Siehl, housekeeper and friend of the McMurray family for 40 years): an interview with her niece, Irene King Anderson.
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