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We are proud to serve Carlton County in the collection, preservation and dissemination of the history of the county. We invite you to become a member of the Carlton County Historical Society and help provide needed support for this important work. NOW SHOWING: "Home of the White Pine" June 25 to September 15
Open House: June 25 5 to 7 pm For more information, call the Carlton County Historical Society, 218-879-1938 Stop in and visit - the coffee is fresh and the history is HOT! Carlton County Genealogical Society Our next meeting is: Thursday, September 10, 2009 Mary Lukkarila will be our speaker. She will discuss genetic research. Starter kits are available for purchase at the Historical Society. The Carlton County Genealogical Society is committed to serving the community. We are willing to help community members do research on their ancestors, set up family trees, and help them preserve their records. Our current community project involves getting the names, locations, and maps of the local cemeteries, so that we can provide a list of the people who are buried in them. This will enable you to come in to the Historical Society and look up information about your ancestors if you know which cemetery they are in. We also have been asked to help the Advocating for Change group to locate and name the members of the cemetery at the local state hospital in Moose Lake. They will be putting grave markers on the ones they find instead of the number that is there now. Our current board members are: Barb Burch – President Nancy Crider – Vice-President Karen Angell – Secretary Verna Puline – Treasurer Betty Enlund, Luwanna Johnson, and Phyllis Louze – Board members If you would like to join us, or find out more information about us, please contact Barb Burch at 218-879-3646 or by e-mail at
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