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Here Is Your Invite!!!! For The Garden Party
Garden Party INVITE2012
It’s a Garden Party!!!!
The Cummins-Phipps- Grill House Task Force & The Historical Society will host a Garden Party on May 6th from 1pm to 3pm @ The Historic Cummins-Phipps-Grill House.
There will be speakers on Antiques & Local Produce plus Treats & Tours…..
A Century of Hats Was a Huge Success, Here Are a Couple Photo’s..



Our Friends At The Hennepin County History Center Are Having A Fundraiser, Click The Link For More Info.
HistoryCrush Invite
Check out a few photo’s from the very successful…. Ghost Walk
Thanks to all the planners, actors, & helpers….


"A Century of Hats"
Guest speaker Miss Heather, will be presenting her "Century of Hats, 1860 - 1960". Heather brings with her a beautiful and extensive hat collection, that she will use to entertain, explain and stage an interactive Hat Show with willing guests as models. From the Sunbonnet to the Pillbox, every decade has a story to tell.
This event takes place in the Garden Room of the E.P. City Center. Refreshments will be served, and following the program, feel free to tour the newly remodeled History Center and Museum.
Wed. Oct. 12th,
9:15 - 11:30ish
Cost: $13
Payment / Registration can be made by dropping it off at the Senior Center in person, or via mail. Reg. code #30790
Senior Center: 8950 Eden Prairie Road, 55347
City Center: 8080 Mitchell Road, 55344
Do wear your favorite hat if you'd like!
*If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Kim Carlander, EP Historical Society Curator, 952-934-5995.

First 100 To Sign - up For The Ghost Walk
Get
A $5.00 Gift Certificate to Baker’s Square
Our Thanks to Baker’s Square!!!!
www.bakerssquare.com/
The Ghost Walk is Coming!
So Get Ready for Some Fun!
Click Below To Get All The Details
ghost walk final
The 5th Annual Antique Fair at the Smith - Douglas - More House is on August 13th from 9am to 4pm. Come and enjoy your favorite coffee and browse the antique’s. It makes for a wonderful day.
Dave Pavelka Presents Genealogy 101 on July 14
Dave Pavelka, an Eden Prairie native, founded the Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International 25 years ago. Today the organization has over 3000 members from every state of the union. Dave has a passion for genealogy and is always eager to help people start their family histories. He says, “We study World History, United States History and Minnesota History but know very little about our own family history. Today, with on-line access many resources are available to speed the process. Joining ethnic family history societies provides sources for European pre-immigration information. Networking in these organization (and on-line) may link you with others who are also researching your family names. It is the stories and pictures you collect that make the detective work of family history unique to each person. You will find yourself traveling across the United States and in many cases visiting ancestral villages in countries around the world. Some people collect stamps, others coins; collecting bits and pieces of family lore can be a lifetime hobby. Let’s get started.”
Genealogy 101 – Researching and Saving Your Family History
What: a 2-hour class for all levels; beginners or old pros
Date: Thursday evening, July 14 from 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Eden Prairie Library Meeting Room
FREE but we would appreciate you letting us know that you will be attending by making a reservation at www.edenprairiehistory.org/or mailing your reservation with name and a contact to: PROGRAMS, Eden Prairie Historical Society, 8080 Mitchell Road, Eden Prairie 55344. Online go to New Member and Event Registration
In preparation for the class, consider the following questions:
· What is your family’s ethnic group?
· When did your family emigrate to the United States? From where?
· Where did your family settle?
· How far back have you traced your family history?
Answer as many questions as you can and send the info to Dave with your reservation. This will help him tailor the class to you, your experience and your needs.
Some Photo’s from the Dedication of the Cummins-Phipps-Grill House
Some members of the Grill Family visit the updated home
A small patio with bricks from community supporters and a bench made from wood from the Anderson one room school house.
Check Out A couple Photo’s From The Grand Re-Opening Of The Museum & History Center
E.P.H.S President Kathie Case, Mayor Nancy Tyra-Lukens, & Curator Kim Carlander cut the ribbon.
Kids hard at work in the one room schoolhouse
Visitors watch a video on the history of our school system.
You are invited!
Come & help us celebrate the new History Center & Museum
Everyone is excited about the upcoming opening of the newly remodeled History Center & Museum



Ghost Walk & Apple Pie
At the Cummins - Phipps - Grill House
October 16, 2pm & 6:30pm (reserve one of the two times)
$10 for adults, $5 children / students & seniors
Half price for EP Historical Society members
RSVP to cumminshse@edenprairiehistory.org
Fun, Fun, Fun.......
Sunbonnet Day
Put on your favorite Sunbonnet
Saturday (new day) September 11, 2010
1pm - 4pm
Riley Jacques Barn & Dorenkemper House
9100 Riley Lake Road
Fun for the entire family!
See the very popular Middle Spunk Creek Boys band
Performing from 2:30pm - 4pm
Also Performing, Sunny Sings
From 1pm - 2pm
And much more!
ANTIQUE FAIR
Saturday, August 14, 2010
9am - 4pm
The Historic Smith Douglas More House
(Known as Dunn Bros. Coffee House)
8107 Eden Prairie Road



The Annual Spring Tea was held at Bearpath Golf this past Sunday, May 23rd. The third annual Tea is hosted by Kim Carlander. This is the third consecutive sell out of the event. The attendee’s were decked out in their favorite spring attire.....



You Are Invited To
An Old Fashioned Picnic at the Cummins Phipps Grill House
Saturday, May 22, 2010 from 1pm to 3pm
Bring a lunch, picnic blanket, and family
We’ll provide dessert and beverages
Softball, pitch and putt contest, bocce ball, etc.
Rain or shine (indoor activities will be available in the event of rain)
Pioneer Trail just west of Flying Cloud Drive

