Tecumseh Historical Society Board Officers Arthenia Haney, Jane Fleming and Jan Parker pose on the Carters' Victorian couch at the Tecumseh museum. They and others have put in many hours of work on the museum buildings and curating donations, and they hope that more people will volunteer. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
In the Meeting Room of the Tecumseh Historical Society and Museum, there is a 49-star U.S. Flag, the uniform of Claude Willis who was stationed in Pearl Harbor, and a large collection of Norman Rockwell plates which belonged to Board President Jane Fleming. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Displays about Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient Ruben Rivers and WAAC Flecia Guilliams, as well as other military memorabilia, can be found in the Meeting Room of the Tecumseh Historical Society and Museum.
The Quilting and Sewing Room at the Tecumseh Historical Society and Museum includes a quilt frame made by Board Treasurer Jan Parker’s great grandfather.
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Can you solve the mystery? This friendship quilt from 1926 has the initials O.M.N., but no one in the Tecumseh Historial Society has been able to find out what it means. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
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Painted Portrait Board for Posing
Barnard Elementary Display
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Cameras, Tobacco & Grooming Items
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Jane Fleming talks about the old communities.
Alva Melot/School Display with Arthenia Haney
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The Alumni and School Room of the Tecumseh Historical Society and Museum includes a display on Superintendent Alva Melot and on Barnard Elementary School. It is located in the Dickson Building at 114 S. Broadway. Shown is Board Treasurer Jan Parker. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
The Tecumseh Historical Society and Museum is located at 114 and 112 S. Broadway. They are open Saturdays, 10 am - 2 pm. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Hotel Bathtub and Post Office Vault Door
The Tecumseh Historical Society (THS), is a small non-profit organization, but they are determined to preserve and pass on the town’s historic treasures.
With nine members on the Board of Directors and five or six volunteers to man their museum, they accept donations, research items, give tours, work on building improvements, and produce “The Pioneer” newsletter quarterly.
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