CHAIR AFFAIR 2005
Chairs up for auction during historical society event LIBERTY SUBURBAN "Carol Stream Press: Noteworthy Neighbors by Sue Crosson-Knutson (April 19, 2005)
 

Historical society goes back in time for
school. Daily Herald/Neighbor, Carol Stream by Jenny Campbell, August 22, 2003

Carol Stream Historical Society at the Town Center Grand Opening
The Carol Stream Historical Society was founded in 1976 for the purpose of celebrating the Nation’s Bi-Centennial.  The projects of the society are the Gretna Museum and the Caboose, both located at Armstrong Park in Carol Stream.

Currently, the Carol Stream Historical Society is working in conjunction with the Village of Carol Stream on the restoration of the Historic Farmhouse on Lies Road.

Please join us on Sunday, June 20th, 1998 for the Grand Opening of the Carol Stream Town Center at the corner of Lies Road and Gary Avenue.  On that date, the members of the Historical Society will be available on the property located on the north side of Lies Road, west of Gary Avenue.  Seedlings of “milkweed” will be available for purchase.  It is also a chance to see the farmhouse up close and learn more about the upcoming restoration project which includes raising the windmill. 

Members are as follows: Barbara O’Rahilly, Barb Simkus, Gerri Bird, Lynn O’Dell, Jan Smith, Carole Ellermeier, Dave Farley, and Luanne Triolo