The Ashwaubenon Historical Society is a non-profit organization whose goal is the preservation of Ashwaubenon’s past and present through the collection and interpretation of historical records and artifacts of the area.

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The Ashwaubenon Historical Society Museum collection features a well-known exhibit of tramp and hobo art created and collected by area native, Adolph Vandertie. A video of Vandertie describing his work can be viewed at the Museum. There are also exhibits depicting the history of the Broadway area of Ashwaubenon, the Ashwaubenon schools, and pioneer families and farm life. A rotating military exhibit documents the war experiences of Ashwaubenon veterans.

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The museum will be open by appointment only from Monday Sept. 23 until Friday Oct. 4 as we prepare for our special exhibit of vintage wedding dresses.

VINTAGE WEDDING DRESS EXHIBIT

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5

1-4 P.M.

ADMISSION: $5.00

There will be over two dozen dresses on display, dating from 1901 until 2006. Some are part of the museum's collection, others have been loaned for this exhibit by Historical Society members, their families, and others in the community. Along with cake, punch, and coffee, there will be drawings for gift cards from local restaurants and shops throughout the afternoon.