Established in 1971
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Upcoming Events and Activities
The Roswell Historical Society has several meetings each year. Each meeting features a speaker or an historically-based program. We invite you to attend as all meetings are open to the public.
We also offer activities related to history and preservation throughout the year as well as opportunities to socialize. Please return here often to view our latest schedule of events.
March 1, 2012 - General membership meeting
7:00 p.m.
Teaching History Through Partnerships
The Gardens at Great Oaks
786 Mimosa Boulevard
May 7, 2012
Joint Meeting with Friends of Bulloch
7 p.m.
James DunwoodyBulloch
Osage Terrace Room
Bulloch Hall - 180 Bulloch Avenue
Teaching children and youth about Roswell’s history is being accomplished through a joint partnership between the Teaching Museum North and RHS and others. This partnership will be the focus of a presentation at our 1 March General Membership meeting. Barbara Kruse and Jena Sibille will give us an overview. Come and learn how costumed interpreters tell 8th graders about Roswell’s history. These tours are one of our ongoing educational programs. You might learn something about Roswell’s history that you didn’t know. Or you might want to become a volunteer in this exciting program.
Teaching History Through Partnerships
1 March 2012
770-992-1665
P.O. Box 1636
Roswell, Georgia 30077
Beyond My Stone is returning this year! If you are interested in playing a role in this year's presentation, please contact our office.
General Membership Meeting
2 February 2012
Our first program of the year turned out to be a great success. Lots of you showed up to hear Joe Kirby tell us a bit of World War II history. We had delicious refreshments thanks to Archie and Clara Ricard. We had guests and new members!
Come join us next month!
JJoe Kirby's talk on Marietta's Bell Bomber plant was excellent. Joe even managed to get a bit of Civil War history into his talkoe Kirby's talk on Marietta's Bell Bomber plant was excellent. Joe even managed to get a bit of Civil War history into his talk
The Gardens at Great Oaks have graciously allowed us to meet in their lovely facility. To learn more about Great Oaks, just click on the photo.
