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O-BHS Archives Committee
Meeting
Mon. Feb. 6, 2012, 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. at Delores Pellman. All interested in
preserving history are welcome.
The next Archives session will be Monday, Feb., 20, 2012
O-BHS Board Meeting
Wed. Mar., 14, 2012, 4:30p.m., Note Time
at Eskolin Log House on the Windmill grounds.
O-BHS General Meeting
Wed. Feb., 8, 2012, 6:00 pm,
at the Amnicon Town Hall
Program: To announced
2012
Old-Brule Heritage Society, History Photo Calendar,
available for $8.00
A short business meeting
will follow the program.
Thanks to all who provided the LIGHT refreshments to share.
All members and guests are welcome!
Deadline for articles in
the February 2012 issue of
O-BHS
Newsletter is
Monday, Jan., 16,
2012
Windmill Committee
and Work day Meeting to be announced.
Any one wanting to service on the Windmill Committee, please
contact Alice Christensen.
New Members and Visitors are Always WELCOME!
Click on
links to the following:
Douglas County
Historical Society
Volunteer Hours cards for present year 2011
- 2012 previous year 2010-2011 See Members Services page.
Annual dues are now due for 2011-2012, for present
members.
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E-mail address for Old-Brule Heritage Society
Click on
info@oldbrule.org
For quicker response to
questions and for additional information.
Please Read the New
December, 2011
Newsletter
(click on Newsletter for a PDF
copy)
Great Winter Gifts.
All items available including T- Shirts and Sweat shirts.
(The new light blue cap with Windmill picture, see Order Form
for other colors.)
New
"The Davidson Windmill"
booklet
A brief history of the man Jacob (Tapola) Davidson, the land
where he settled and Windmill that he built.
Cost $10.00 including shipping.
To view the Front and Back covers, please click on
front
or
back covers.
Mail order request to
"Old-Brule Heritage Society Inc."
P.O. Box 24
Maple, WI 54854
Please click on the
Order Form pages
for a PDF form
of all available merchandise items and details on
price and shipping information.
We also have some Limited size and color of
clothing on sale. Please click on "Limited
sizes" for a special order form.
Calendars the new
2012 Old-Brule Heritage Society, History Photo Calendar,
available for $8.00
Please click on the
Gift items page
for
information on merchandise, and Calendar Sales locations.
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Click on Windmill picture to
read the Davidson Windmill Story.
Davidson Windmill and The Eskolin Log House
tours.
(Tours take about 30 minutes to 1 hour, pending your
interest in history, and the working of the Windmill.)
Tours are available for groups upon request,
Please contact Alice Christensen, OBHS
president at
info@oldbrule.org
Check below or on the Events Page
for additional Tour dates.
Memorial
Walkway
Donation Opportunities
For the comfort and safety of our guests, a Memorial walkway
has been built from the Davidson Windmill to the Eskolin Log
House. The dark brick pavers on each side, will carry the names
of donors. These donations will be used for the completion of
the walkway and for the maintaining of the Windmill property. Names
may be placed on the dark brick pavers as Memorials
for a donation of $15.00
See Paver Order Form for more details, please
press "Memorial Walkway"
, for a pdf copy of the Order form.
Tentative 2012 Tour plans:
See the Events Page for the next scheduled dates for Windmill and Eskolin
house tours.
The
Old-Brule Heritage Society
is an all volunteer group.
With
no paid staff, answers to questions and responses to
sending gift items may take a little longer.
Membership Application
See Members Services page
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About Us
The Story of the Old-Brule Heritage Society
The Old-Brule Heritage Society, Inc.
was founded in 1998 by a group of historically minded community
leaders from all walks of life who recognized that more needed
to be done to preserve the disappearing history and heritage of
the small rural dairy communities in northern Douglas County,
Wisconsin. They began meeting in the region's town and village
halls, and once organized, sought affiliation with the Wisconsin
Historical Society through its Office of Local History. They
began collecting historical documents and materials and
established an archive located in the Maple Community Center,
near the center of the original boundaries of the old town of
Brule and close to modern Northwestern High School which,
beginning with its Class of 1950, had begun serving the
educational needs in the same communities. Now, after over a
decade of service to the region, the society works hard to care
for the national historical landmark Davidson Windmill, and for
the documents, photos and records of those local communities and
individuals who thrived near the South Shore of Lake Superior,
and who continue to call area farms and forests their home.
Please check out the resources of this web-site. OBHS stands
ready to share with you the region's history, and the task of
preserving it for the generations to come.
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