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History Hill Music Fest

History Hill Music Fest

Join us for our Annual History Hill Music Fest, Saturday, September 10, 12pm - 6pm! Bring a chair or a blanket and enjoy free live music from various bands performing throughout the day on the front porch of the Weinhold Log Cabin. This family friendly event offers...

Holiday Memories 2022

Holiday Memories 2022

The Elves of Santa Land are back in town! Join us for Holiday Memories 2022!!  Rooted in the Museum's collection of animated characters from the windows of the H.C. Prange Company and Boston Store, Holiday Memories offers a multi-generation walk down Memory Lane with...

History Hill Music Festival

History Hill Music Festival

Join us for our Annual History Hill Music Fest, Saturday, September 11, 12pm - 5pm! Bring a chair or a blanket and enjoy free live music from various bands performing throughout the day on the front porch of the Weinhold Log Cabin. This family friendly event offers...

Virtual 1950’s Sock Hop on Facebook

Virtual 1950’s Sock Hop on Facebook

Virtual Sock Hop on Facebook Get ready to go to the Hop...right in your living room! We know how excited for the Sock Hop you all are, so even though we had to reschedule the actual dance to later this summer, we are going to have a Virtual Sock Hop on May 15! Tune...

1950s Sock Hop

1950s Sock Hop

Join us at Laack’s Ballroom on Friday, May 13, 2022, 7-9:30 p.m. for dancing, music, costume contests, and more. Buy tickets at the Sheboygan County Historical Museum, Laacke’s Ballroom, and online.

Reflections on a Summer in Sheboygan by Summer Graduate Intern Rebecca Schnabel

Reflections on a Summer in Sheboygan by Summer Graduate Intern Rebecca Schnabel

Over the summer, I interned with the Sheboygan County Historical Society and Museum in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. I was hired specifically to serve as the Museum Curator Tamara Lange’s summer intern. As well as assisting with everyday operations, I was assigned the project of writing, designing, and installing a new permanent exhibit for the museum. The Museum choose to remove an exhibit which had been in place since the 1990s, replacing it with one that featured the Sheboygan based, nationally known 1950s quartet, the Chordettes (most famously known for singing Mr. Sandman and Lollipop) called Harmonizing Heroines: Sheboygan’s Chordettes.

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