Our Mission
The purpose of the Canton Historical Society (CHS) is to preserve the history of Canton Township, educate people about civic history, and promote the Township's cultural heritage.
The purpose of the CHS Museum is to engage the community in the preservation and interpretation of human history in the geographic area known as the Charter Township of Canton, Michigan.
Our Motto
Conserve, Communicate, Celebrate
Our History
A small group of Canton residents began meeting in 1975. Within two years, the Society had been established and had begun its first major project: we acquired the use of the Canton Center Schoolhouse and renovated it to become the Canton Historical Museum. The Canton Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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Monthly Board Meetings
The Canton Historical Society Board of Directors meets the third Monday of every month (excluding December), and these meetings are open to the public. Any changes in the meeting schedule will be noted in the member newsletter and on our website.
Our Board of Directors
Elizabeth Dornik, President
Bill Tesen, Vice-President
Judy Krantz, Treasurer
Dayna Green, Secretary
Jordan Taylor, Director
David Curtis, Director
Robert Wychulis, Director
Lee Kyko, Director
Carol Vandenberg, Director
Museum Director: Jordan Taylor
Newsletter Editor: Lisa Rahrig
Committees
Barn: Dave Curtis, Bill Tesen
Membership: Sue Goodchild and Dave Curtis
Research and History: Dave Curtis
If you have any genealogy questions, please e-mail Dave Curtis at cantonhist@comcast.net.
The purpose of the Canton Historical Society (CHS) is to preserve the history of Canton Township, educate people about civic history, and promote the Township's cultural heritage.
The purpose of the CHS Museum is to engage the community in the preservation and interpretation of human history in the geographic area known as the Charter Township of Canton, Michigan.
Our Motto
Conserve, Communicate, Celebrate
Our History
A small group of Canton residents began meeting in 1975. Within two years, the Society had been established and had begun its first major project: we acquired the use of the Canton Center Schoolhouse and renovated it to become the Canton Historical Museum. The Canton Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Check us out on Pure Michigan!
Monthly Board Meetings
The Canton Historical Society Board of Directors meets the third Monday of every month (excluding December), and these meetings are open to the public. Any changes in the meeting schedule will be noted in the member newsletter and on our website.
Our Board of Directors
Elizabeth Dornik, President
Bill Tesen, Vice-President
Judy Krantz, Treasurer
Dayna Green, Secretary
Jordan Taylor, Director
David Curtis, Director
Robert Wychulis, Director
Lee Kyko, Director
Carol Vandenberg, Director
Museum Director: Jordan Taylor
Newsletter Editor: Lisa Rahrig
Committees
Barn: Dave Curtis, Bill Tesen
Membership: Sue Goodchild and Dave Curtis
Research and History: Dave Curtis
Museum and Docents: Ronni Curtis, Sue Goodchild, Judy Krantz, Kathy Martin, Jordan Taylor
If you have any genealogy questions, please e-mail Dave Curtis at cantonhist@comcast.net.
