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May is Preservation Month


May is National Historic Preservation Month, a time when people across America celebrate their history, culture, and special places . Everyone has places that are important to them. Places they care about. Places that matter. This Place Matters is a national campaign by the National Trust and it encourages people to celebrate the places that are meaningful to them and to their communities.

Join the St. Charles History Museum, St. Charles Historic Commission, St. Charles Public Library, the St. Charles Park District, and the Preservation Partners of the Fox Valley for Preservation Month. Through the month of May we have number of exciting collaborative programs that highlight the importance of preservation and the history of St. Charles.

Checkout our calendar for all of our upcoming events…

Earlier Event: April 27
Illinois Antislavery and the Struggle for Freedom - Presentation by Jeanne Schultz Angel
Later Event: May 2
This Old House - Presentation by Dr. Steve Smunt

HOURS

Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 4pm
Sunday 11am - 3pm

monday* closed 

*Special tours may be scheduled ahead of time for any day of the week, including Monday

Your City. Your History. Your Sense of Community.

The Museum welcomes participation in all activities by individuals with disabilities and special needs by working cooperatively with the Fox Valley Special Recreation Association. The Museum is committed to inclusion by providing public programs in the most integrated setting, providing to the maximum extent feasible for interaction between people with and without disabilities.
If you or a household member has a special need or request for reasonable accommodation in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, please contact us at least one week in advance of an activity, program, or visit date. For more details, call 630-584-6967.