PROGRAMS & EVENTS

WAHS membership meetings/programs are held at the Winchester town Hall and are open to the public. Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of the months of April, May, June, September, October, November, and December. In addition, special events are held throughout the year.

Text Box: Cookbook Collection
The Winchester Area Historical Society library committee is asking for donations of LOCAL cookbooks that you no longer use. These books may be published by local churches, organizations, schools, or families. They are asking for books that contain names and  historical information about our four-town area.  General cookbooks are not needed.
Text Box: Everyone is welcome to attend the programs. Feel free to contact John Allen for information regarding any upcoming programs or events. 
(920)303-0660.

Volunteers Needed!

The Board of Directors is in need of at least three volunteers to be on a committee to update the bylaws of our organization, including the changing of the date of the annual meeting, as well as the consideration of absentee voting.

Volunteers are also needed to serve refreshments at our monthly membership meetings.

WAHS is looking for volunteers to mow the lawn on the Historical society grounds. A riding lawnmower is available for use on site.

Please call Joe Olson at (920)716-9229 if you are willing to volunteer your time and talents.

Christmas Sing-a-Long

and Potluck Dinner

December 1, 2011

Winchester Town Hall

 

Start your Christmas season with WAHS! Richard Ziegert will be performing holiday music for your enjoyment at 5:45 p.m. Come and sing along with friends and neighbors. Bring your favorite dish to share and the required utensils for serving and enjoy a delicious potluck dinner as well.

Christmas Program

Immediately following Potluck

 

Birth of the Divine Baby, Jesus

 

Presented by Dr. Kathleen Corley, Professor of Religious Studies at UW Oshkosh and based on the Gospel according to Luke. Dr. Corley will also present additional information as to why December 25 is the selected date to celebrate Jesus’ birth by most Christian faiths, as well as some of the other commonly recognized aspects of the Christmas Story, like the Star of Bethlehem and the three wise men. She will also talk about other “birth dates” chosen by some religions and why, as well as some religions that do not celebrate the holiday at all.

Input Needed!

 

The Board of Directors is looking for members or interested parties to share their ideas regarding the direction the Winchester Area Historical Society should be headed as well as what our organization should be focusing on. If you have any ideas/opinions and are interested in the society, please contact Joe Olson at 920-716-9229.