How can you help the Champaign County Historical Society?
Funds
If you would like to help support the museum by donating funds, please make your check payable to: "Champaign County Historical Museum"
Send it by traditional postal mail to: Champaign County Historical Museum 809 East Lawn Avenue Urbana, OH 43078 OR DONATE SECURELY ONLINE BELOW |
Photographs
A significant component of the Champaign County Historical Museum’s collection is photographs that document the people, places and events of Champaign County.
An important source of these photos has been current and former county residents and their relatives. The Board of Trustees of the Champaign County Historical Society is therefore asking those who have such photos consider making them available to the Champaign County Historical Museum via one of the following means: 1) Donate the actual original picture. 2) Bring the original to the museum where we can scan it and return it to you. 3) Scan the original yourself and attach it to an e-mail to our Museum Curator at champhistmus@ctcn.net In all cases, please provide a brief description of the photo, names of individuals in the photo, approximate date of photo, and any further details you have about the photo. Time
Our staff relies on the help of valued volunteers, and we invite you to JOIN US!
Our volunteers staff the museum during our regular hours and during special events throughout the week. If you would like to volunteer to help us, we will welcome your generosity. If you are interested in donating your time as a volunteer, please contact the curator at 937-653-6721, or by email to: champhistmus@ctcn.net. Artifacts
We are always happy to accept items to our collection that demonstrate the rich history of Champaign County. Our policy is to accept any gift of artifacts, photographs, books, manuscripts, ephemera that are donated to the Museum.
If you are interested in donating items to the Champaign County Historical Society, please contact the Curator at: 937-653-6721, or by email to: champhistmus@ctcn.net. |
