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It's that time!
Norwood Area Historical Society 
Annual Members Meeting and Potluck
Wednesday, November 9
6:00 pm
Norwood Schoolhouse
 
Meeting:
  • Short Business Meeting
  • Election
    • Chuck Cleland as Vice President
    • Nancy Cleland as Treasurer
    • Kelly Browe as Secretary
  • President Trevor Dotson recaps the Society's successful year.

Potluck:

Please bring a dish to pass, your table service and a beverage of your choice. Alcoholic beverages are permitted.  The Society will provide a baked ham, coffee, and bottled water. You can sign up to attend and indicate what type of dish you would like to bring, (i.e. main dish, side, desert) by clicking HERE.

Although the NAHS is not sponsoring a Hunter's Lunch this year, those who would like to carry on its tradition of providing homemade bread and pies for sale are encouraged to make them available at the potluck with proceeds going to the Society. 
 
Please plan to attend. It's always a fun evening with neighbors and friends.


MEMBERSHIP

If you haven't renewed your membership, or would like a membership it is not too late!
The Norwood Area Historical Society preserves and protects what we all share — our stories, architecture, images and artifacts.

Whether we're old timers or newcomers, our common local narrative brings us together. Indeed, it's not hard to see that our lakeshore history here is remarkably special. There are about 350 households in Norwood Township and nearby north Antrim County. Society members work on behalf of all of us.

Annual Membership Levels:
Bellringer Gold: $500
Bellringer Silver: $250
Bellringer Bronze: $100
Family: $50
Single: $25

We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible.

Please make your check payable to:
Norwood Area Historical Society
PO Box 595
Charlevoix, MI 49720

 




Thanks to the Historical Society clean-up day the Township Hall is looking  great!  The crew included 9-10 people from the community plus a contingent of visiting friends. The team cleared branches, overgrowth and ivy, pulled weeds, scraped moss, raked leaves, and added new stone out front.

Town Hall Cleanup 2021The crew included 9-10 people from the community (including both neighbors, Liz and Mark, from either side of the hall) plus a contingent of Paul and Lydia’s friends who were visiting from Chicago, New York, Madison WI and Traverse City. The team cleared branches, overgrowth and ivy, pulled weeds, scraped moss, raked leaves, and added new stone out front.