My Geneva is… exhibit closing soon
Get in before it's gone! See what represents Geneva for your neighbors. Closes Saturday, July 10.
Read
Our weekly blog articles examine various aspects of Geneva’s stories. Here's our most recent blog, featuring office manager Jeanine Housman's historic home.
Relax
Looking for a relaxing read this summer? In this photographic story book, you will enjoy the story of Mary Carney Rice's early 1900s girlhood on South Main Street. Find it in the Geneva History Museum shop.
Outside Our Doors
A new approach to civics for a new generation (or older ones!). Explore activities online and across the country from hundreds of cultural institutions. Visit thecivicseason.com to plan your civics lesson.
Museum Closed
The Geneva History Museum will be closed Saturday, July 3 and Monday, July 5 for Independence Day.
Spring Support Campaign
Drum and bugle corps traditionally played military music. The Geneva American Legion Appleknockers (1929-1964) was among the first to play popular tunes. In the 1950s they played jazz on single-valve bugles and other corps began copying the style.
The Appleknockers are one of the Geneva innovators profiled in our latest exhibit. Their story is part of Geneva’s rich and diverse history. Whether it is through programs, exhibits, collections, or online content, we tell Geneva’s stories. To continue sharing these stories, we need your help, and we ask that you to contribute to our Spring Support Campaign.
