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2010 Business / Professional Members

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The support of our professional members is deeply appreciated. We encourage you to support these local businesses.

  • Advance Craft Home Builders, Inc.
  • Archer-Huntley Financial Services*
  • Bagger Dave's Restaurant
  • Joe Agius/Burroughs Tavern
  • Lawrence Autobody*
  • Masonic Lodge #247*
  • Patrick Financial Group, LLS*
  • Promess*
  • The Engravers Journal
  • Yum Yum Tree

* Special thanks to these businesses for their Life Memberships

 

Help Wanted

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The BAHS depends on volunteers who donate time and energy.  If have time to offer, even only a few hours a month, please let us now.  We currently seek volunteers for the following roles:

  • Web Site Admin: We need help updating content on our site.  Basic computer skills are required; training provided.
  • Archivists: We desperately need help with the sorting, organizing and scanning of photos, documents, maps, etc.
  • CoBACH Hosts: We are looking for volunteers to act as hosts at CoBACH Center.  Meet and greet visitors while learning about history.

Are you interested?  If so, please contact us.

Last Updated ( Friday, 25-Mar-2011 )
 

Michigan Historic Sites Recommended for National Recognition

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MHAL Press Release - May 4, 2009

To kick off National Historic Preservation Month, the State Historic Preservation Review Board recommended a dozen Michigan sites for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The approved nominations will be forwarded to the Keeper of the National Register at the National Park Service in Washington, D.C.

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Last Updated ( Sunday, 17-Oct-2010 )
 

Document Scanning on Tuesdays

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The Brighton Area Historical Society has a large archive of historical data dating back to the 19th century.  One of our goals is convert all archives to digital format to ensure that we have a lasting record of historical data.  Also, by converting our archives to digital format, we can make them accessable to the public via our web site.  Having an online searchable archive will be of great value to our community for the purposes of research, geneology, and education.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 11-Apr-2010 ) Read more...
 
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