Join us at the museum for our upcoming meeting, and learn what’s happening, and how you can be a part of the fun. This is our first meeting in three months.
The public is invited.
Meetings are held at the museum, in the lower level, beginning at 7 p.m.
1723 Jeffco Blvd.
*** If there is snow or freezing rain, the meeting may be postponed.
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by Check out the Christmas Church Tour, Sunday Dec. 14, 2014 from 1-4 p.m.
This will be a self-guided tour, allowing you to spend as much or little time at each church as you wish.
Tickets $10 each; group rates are 10 tickets for $90.
With each ticket, AHS will provide you with a map and directions, along with a brochure containing information about each church.
Tickets available at Arnold Historical Museum 1723 Jeffco Blvd.
Contact us at 636-282-2828 if you have questions, or email us at ArnoldHistoricalSociety@yahoo.com.
by It’s time again for the AHS Trivia Night!
Click here to see the new flyer.
by New Date: SEPTEMBER 6, 2014
New Location: THE ARNOLD EAGLES, 1725 JEFFCO BLVD, next door to the Museum.
Click to see the 2014 Car Show flyer w details – Sept
by Join us at Arnold City Park (map)
(Jeffco/Hwy 61–Bradley Beach Road)
Under the trees
Car Entry Fee $15.00
Registration from 9-12 noon (flyer)
Judging begins as cars are ready (no classes)
Top 30 cars receive trophies–Awards at 3 p.m.
Dash plaques for the first 100 cars
Participants select car for Best of Show trophy
Fire Chief selects car for Chief’s Choice trophy
Attendance Prizes
50-50
BBQ Kenrick’s Meats — Grill donated by Arnold Stove & Fireplace
Call 636-375-1106 if you have questions
The AHS is a 501c3 organization supported by member dues and donations. Consider becoming a member today!
by Saturday, July 12, 2014
Riverside Golf Course, Fenton, MO
1210 Larkin-Williams Road
Golf check in begins 8 a.m. * Tee-off at 9 a.m. * BBQ Picnic Noon
Catering by Kenrick’s: Pork Steaks and Smoked Chicken Quarters
Not a golfer? Join us for the BBQ!
by Claire Marks, Associate Historian at the State Historical Society of Missouri, will present an exciting statewide project that tells the stories of 156,000 Missourians on the battlefield, factories and farms from the world’s first global conflict from 1914-1918. Claire’s presentation will be Monday, May 5, at the Arnold Historical Society Museum, 1723 Jeffco Blvd beginning at 7 p.m. The public is invited to the free program.
When the State project is completed, the collaborative project will feature a single, digital collection of documents, photographs, artifacts and memorabilia illustrating the effect that WWI had on Missouri and the impact of Missourians’ contribution to the war effort. A small sample of what will be available can be explored at www.missourioverthere.org.
As the project develops, a blog on that site will feature regular posts on Missouri’s World War I history, fascinating collections and programs planned throughout the State. It will also offer families the opportunity to share topics and private collections.
Locally, a second phase of the WWI project will be held at the Museum on Sat. May 17 from noon – 4 p.m. People are invited to bring in their artifacts from WWI and photos will be taken to document each item. Old photos from that time frame are also welcome and will be scanned and returned to the family.
The VFW Post 2593 in Arnold donated their WWI artifacts to the Arnold Historical Society about seven years ago when they moved to their new location on Church Road. The Post, Becker-Meyer-Becker, was named for three local men who lost their lives as part of the Great War: John Adam Becker, son of Adam and Clara (Kessler) Becker and Charley F. Becker, son of Hubert and Anna (Konert) Becker. These two men are buried next to each other in Immaculate Conception cemetery. Research continues as Post members look for documents to identify the Meyer that died in WWI.
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