You Are Invited!

On Saturday, April 18th from noon until 2PM, sixth grade students from the Union Springs School District will be displaying at the Frontenac Museum historical exhibits they have created as part of a project-based learning assignment. Their projects will reflect their knowledge gained by studying and learning how museum exhibits are created following a previous field trip to the Frontenac. Each student's exhibit will focus on a time in history which appealed to them or a personal experience which helped shape them. Each display is a story they will be telling about themselves and their appreciation for history.

Family members, friends and the community are invited to attend and meet with the students and their teacher, Janet Murphy who has directed the project.

We hope to see you at this wonderful opportunity to see local students speak about their displays. Cookies will be provided. There is a handicap entrance if you enter the driveway and proceed to the rear of the building.

Happy Easter !

Happy Easter from Your Friends at Frontenac Historical Society & Museum

Women's History Month Celebration

March 15th at 3pm the Frontenac Museum will recognize four local women business owners as part of Women's History Month. The four (4) individuals to be recognized are:

1. Kathleen Ganley - Healing Grounds Therapy & Cafe

2. Nikki Hodges - Union Springs Supermarket

3. Kelli Morgan - Morgan's Half Acre Produce

4. Kailey Nolan - Wildflower Creek Flower Farm

These women are being honored for their successes in helping to boost their local economies. All four women also serve as role models for young girls and women in the community.

Colleen Kattau, noted singer and songwriter will be performing as well, singing songs of the suffrage movement and women's history, as part of this celebration. Colleen is a long time musical activist, believing in the transformative power of song and all the arts to create a better world.

Please join us as we recognize the contributions of these local women entrepreneurs and support them as they create a brighter future for all women and girls.

This event is free and is supported in part by Commemorate 250 funding provided by the City of Auburn's Historic and Cultural Sites Commission and the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center.