Roseau County Historical Society’s 90th Annual Meeting features Michael Meuers, author of Road to Ponemah: The Teachings of Larry Stillday. The meeting is April 6, 2017, at the Roseau City Center. Starting at 5:45 pm a brief meeting, 6 pm a catered dinner served by Shirley Flick of Warroad. Dinner includes chicken wild rice hotdish, fresh […]
Sunday Morning Radio Reading – February 2017
Listen in to the Weekly Radio Readings by Sheila Winstead, RCHS Board Member Recorded February 2017 February 5 reading continues from Arnold Grefthen’s part two of “A Land of Howling Wolves” printed in 1975. This story tells of a cold, hard winter in 1936 and how the 2 young men got through the season. […]
Sunday Morning Radio Readings – January 2017
Listen in to the Weekly Radio Readings by Sheila Winstead, RCHS Board Member Recorded January 2017 January 1 reading is from the entertaining writings of Robert Wicklund, known as the Pencer Sage. Sheila reads one of his Pencer news columns written for publication in the Roseau Times-Region of December 19, 1946. January 8 reading comes […]
Indoor Christmas Tree Walk – A Great Success!
The first Indoor Christmas Tree Walk was a great success raising $370 for the historical society. We want to thank Roseau Cub Scouts Pack 56, Girlfriends Winter Break-Away, Roseau Community Church Fitnext, Brandt’s Board Art & Traveling Vineyard, Roseau Women of Today, Sons of Norway Nordlys Lodge, Maurices and the Reeses, Lucky Border Stars […]
Sunday Morning Radio Readings – December 2016
Listen in to the Weekly Radio Readings by Sheila Winstead, RCHS Board Member Recorded December 2016 December feature readings are from G. Arnold Grefthen book “A Land of Howling Wolves”, Norbert Dostal’s stories contained in “The Changing Times on the Farm Scene, 1910 – 1986” and the Roseau Times-Region December 4 reading is from Grefthen’s book […]
Sunday Morning Radio Readings – November 2016
Listen to Sunday Morning Radio Readings by Sheila Winstead, RCHS Board Member Recorded November 2016 November feature readings are from Norbert Dostal’s stories contained in “The Changing Times on the Farm Scene, 1910 – 1986” and G. Arnold Grefthen book “A Land of Howling Wolves.” November 6 is part 2 of the story about getting […]
Needed: Organizations and Groups – Indoor Christmas Tree Walk
Indoor Christmas Tree Walk: Organizations, you’re invited! The Roseau County Historical Society & Museum is starting a new holiday event. Plans are underway for the First Annual Indoor Christmas Tree Walk, scheduled to start November 20 through the end of December. We are inviting county organizations, groups, and businesses to decorate a tree at the […]
Sunday Morning Radio Readings – October 2016
Listen in to the Weekly Radio Readings by Sheila Winstead, RCHS Board Member Recorded October 2016 October feature readings are from G. Arnold Grefthen book “A Land of Howling Wolves” October 2, 9, 16, and 23 readings come from Chapter 7 recalling logging in Northern Minnesota and beyond circa 1920’s. Many men from Roseau County and other […]
Pinecreek Log Church Repairs
Submitted by Sheila Winstead, Pinecreek Log Church Committee Member & RCHS Board Member We feel fortunate to have contracted with Erik Anderson, Tenstrike, of Anderson Yellowstone Log Homes to complete the log portion of the restoration of the Pinecreek Log Church, located at the Pioneer Farm west of Roseau. Our previous log restoration contractor had […]
Innovators, Inventors and Entrepreneurs Exhibit
Visit the Innovators, Inventors and Entrepreneurs Exhibit in Minnesota’s Northwest at RCHS. This is a traveling exhibit created by the Minnesota Historic Northwest, which is a partnership of museums located in a 12 county region in Northwest Minnesota, including Roseau County. This exhibit is coming to Roseau County Museum in 2016 and tells the story […]
Museum Musings
Where does the time go? It seems like just a couple months ago we were preparing the first edition of the new newsletter. Now we are to December and looking ahead to events and exhibits in 2016. But first, let me fill you in on our summer. It has been busy with Summer Explorer youth […]