The Tanner House Historical Museum will be opened at 305 CEDAR ST. In Aurora for the 2025 season on Sunday, May 18.
Tanner’s house, a house in 1857, furnished and decorated in a style in the Victorian era. Visitors to the museum are conducted in tours by employees and trained volunteer departments, according to a press statement issued by the historical Association of Aurora.
The museum will open this season on Sunday from 1 to 4 pm to September 21, according to the statement.
Acceptance is $ 5 for those who are 16 years old or $ 3 for those between the ages of 5 and 15. Children under the age of 5 and historical members are free.
Tanner House was built in 1857 for local devices dealers, William Tanner, his wife and nine children, according to the statement. The Tanner family occupied the house until 1934, and in 1936, the family donated home and property to the non -profit historical Association, which still owns and runs the house.
For more information about the museum, contact the number 630-906-0650 or go to www.aurorahistory.org
Donations were collected to collect donations in marm
The annual donation of Steak Fry and Lobster BOIL, hosted by the Marmion Graduate Association, will start at 6 pm on Friday, June 6, in the Graduate Hall in Marmion, 1000 BUTTERFIELD Road in Aurora.
Dinner tickets are $ 50 and include a choice for meat slices dinner or lobster, with unlimited sides, candy, beer, wine and soft drinks, according to a press statement about the event.
Tickets can be bought in advance on www.marmion.org/steakfry.
The event will also include a bag of bags, with 16 teams with players for each team. The cost is 20 dollars to enter. To book a place, go to www.marmion.org/steakfry.
There will also be a lottery with a large prize of $ 25,000. Tickets are $ 100 each and can be purchased online on www.marmion.org/raffle.
The organizers said that all evening revenues will go directly towards academic scholarships and financial aid at the Marmion Academy.
The event highlights Laura Inagal Wilder
On Thursday, 22 May, the St. Charles Public Library will be shown, Debra Miller, who will photograph the author Laura Ingevis Wilder in a presentation entitled “All I have told is true.”
The program will start at 1 pm in the library, 1 S. Sixth Ave. In St. Charles.
Library officials said Miller is a professional actress, singer and voice talent with more than 30 years of experience as a performance of live audiences, television and films.
For more information or for registration in the program, go to scpld.org or call 630-584-0076.