“Elizabeth Cody Stanton” by Barbara Kay in period dress. Elizabeth Cody Stanton was a leader of the woman’s suffrage movement in the 19th and 20th centuries. As we celebrate the 100th Anniversary of women voting, we should learn about the people who made it possible. Barbara Kay is a retired history teacher from St. Louis. Donations sincerely appreciated. The program will be held in the Monroe County History Museum’s Allscheid-Metzger Gallery located at 724 Elaine Drive, Waterloo, IL 62298.
“Calling and Building Turkey Calls” by Mitchell Norris who has been president of the St. Louis Longbeards NWTF for 25 years. He is also a master at making “Calls” for many local wild life species including owls often using unusual and free materials. His program will include information on hunting safety, the art of calling turkeys and building turkey calls. Interested guests will have the opportunity to build a turkey call. Although the turkey call would probably be of more use in the spring; making one now provides practice time! Donations sincerely appreciated. This program will be held in the Monroe County History Museum’s Allscheid-Metzger Gallery located at 724 Elaine Drive, Waterloo, IL 62298.
“Christmas Party” with Alan & R.J. providing the music for your enjoyment and dancing pleasure. Spend a little holiday time visiting with friends, sharing favorite stories and dancing. There will be light refreshments. If you have friends who would enjoy the afternoon or goodies you would like to share; please bring them along! Donations sincerely appreciated. Join us in the Monroe County History Museum’s Allscheid-Metzger Gallery located at 724 Elaine Drive, Waterloo, IL 62298. The History Museum will close at 4:00 P.M. for the season.
