Save the Date!

Sweets Civil War Encampment
July 27 - 29
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View photos of our 2011 Encampment
on our Facebook page.

The Sheldon Peck Homestead has been nationally recognized as an Underground Railroad location! The Peck Homestead is now an official site on the Network to Freedom, a project of the National Park Service.

Learn more about Community-Supported Agriculture - we are a drop off site for Walnut Acres and Green Earth Institute.

Carriage House Capital Campaign

Why expand the Carriage House now?

  • The Society has received a $70,000 grant provided construction is completed this year
  • To bring this village-owned property into ADA-compliance
  • To enhance our ability to tell Lombard’s stories through exciting and interactive exhibits
  • To add the capacity to host classrooms of students, and to offer expanded tours

Why is the Village of Lombard giving money to this project?

  • Capital improvement of a village-owned property (sidewalks, sewer/water, and fire/burglar protection)
  • The village has maintained the carriage house since 1980 when it was placed on the Maple Street property
  • The Village is also loaning money to the Historical Society to be repaid in two years.

I love Lombard! How can I donate to this project?

  • Thank you! Visit our donation page for details.
  • We need $119,700 more to complete the project.

Capital Campaign Raffle Tickets
$5 each, or 3 for $10. Grand prize $1000; 2nd prize $500. Read the rules.Buy your raffle ticket at 23 W. Maple, or call 630-629-1885..


Lilac Time: Tours - Quilt Show - Yard Sale

Join us for tours of beautiful Lilacia Park, a Lilac Time Quilt Show at the Victorian Cottage, and a Yard Sale during expanded Cottage hours..

Full details on all Lilac Time activities including the Quilt Show and Yard Sale.


Mystery Photo
This building was built by the Deicke family. It is at Ash and Main Streets.

See previous Mystery photos

 
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