In the next update of Operation Relocation, Rebecca and Sara talk about the process of purchasing Ticknor Hill: zoning, inspections, and insurance, Oh My! Follow along as the museum works towards moving at the end of the year.
Join hosts Sara Given, ACHS Volunteer Coordinator, and Rebecca Desens, ACHS Executive Director, as they share this intriguing story.
Read MoreThe next installment of our National Register series tells the story of two buildings connected at a corner. Discover the history of Colonial Hall, the doctors who lived there, and the reasons the Anoka Masons chose to build their lodge right next door.
Join hosts Sara Given, ACHS Volunteer Coordinator, and Rebecca Desens, ACHS Executive Director, as they share this intriguing story.
Read MoreThere are just 11 months left before the museum needs to move out of it’s current location as the city is redeveloping our current location. Join us for Part 2 of this journey where Sara and Rebecca dive into the collection and discuss the monumental task of moving everything in the collection.
Join hosts Sara Given, ACHS Volunteer Coordinator, and Rebecca Desens, ACHS Executive Director, as they share this intriguing story.
Read MoreThe first County Commissioner meeting in 1857 voted to “receive proposals for locating County Buildings.” It took 20 years before they broke ground - hear the story of Anoka County’s Courthouse.
Join hosts Sara Given, ACHS Volunteer Coordinator, and Rebecca Desens, ACHS Executive Director, as they share this intriguing story.
Read MoreThe City of Anoka has decided to redevelop the land and building we occupy at 2135 Third Ave N. For 25 years, we have enjoyed in-kind rent, a nearly 9,000 sq. ft. building, and a prime downtown location. This arrangement has enabled local history to thrive through events such as Ghost Tours, walk-in visitors, and other activities. Join us on this journey! We will keep you informed about the challenges and victories we experience throughout the upcoming year.
Join hosts Sara Given, ACHS Volunteer Coordinator, and Rebecca Desens, ACHS Executive Director, as they share this intriguing story.
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