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Need Holiday Shopping Ideas?
The Bloomington Historical Society can help you find a
satisfying gift for the history buff on your shopping list!
Do they want to wear their Bloomington history enthusiam on their back? A
local history T-shirt might be just right.
How about sponsoring an
engraved brick on the plaza at the Old Town Hall?
Or thrill them with an
annual supporting membership to BHS. Benefits include member-only events and
an invitation to the BHS Annual Meeting at the end of the year.
What about an evening out, perhaps with dinner followed by attendance at an
event or program at the Old Town Hall?
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Our Newsletter
A Bloomington Historical Society Newsletter is published several times a year. You can find
articles of historical interst, events, updates, and information about
how to support BHS. See our latest newsleter at this link:
BHS Newsletter.
About Us
We are a historical society in Bloomington, Minnesota, devoted to
the preservation and sharing of local history.
The Old Town Hall Museum
Visit the
Museum Page for details about open hours,
directions and more.
Museum Programs and Events
The Bloomington Old Town Hall Museum hosts a series of
programs and special events
every year. Admission is free and donations are appreciated.
Get Your Bloomington History T-shirt
Show off your support and interest in local history and the Bloomington
Historical Society with this
Bloomington History T-shirt. It would make a great gift for the
local historian in your life!
Sponsor an Engraved Plaza Brick
Sponsor an engraved History Brick on Old Town Hall History Plaza for your family,
friends, business, school, sports team, special milestones in life, memorials, awards
and other commemorations. Purchase a 3 line 4"X8" brick for $100 or a 6 line 8"X8" brick for $175. Write 18 characters per line, including spaces between lines.
Click
here for details.
Kick-Start Your Exploration
There is a lot to see at this website. Navigation via the page's left-side menu
or explore some of the following highlights.
For interesting videos, visit the YouTube channel (link below) or visit
the "In the Media" page.
A popular page for historians who want to explore
historic places in Bloomington is the "100 Historic Sites"
page.
If you are doing research, see the Archive
or the References page.
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