*ENTRY TICKET WILL BE REQUIRED* Save the date! Limited space for this event, more information coming soon… Meet the author who’s in-depth research of Wilmington native, Charlie Murphy is sure to educate any Clinton Countian! Jason Cannon’s newest hardcover book “Charlie Murphy: The Iconoclastic Showman Behind the Chicago Cubs” is currently available for purchase at the […]

People are dying to get in for our second annual cemetery walk, just ask your friends! To learn more or purchase your tickets, please visit https://tombstones22.eventbrite.com Experience the personal stories of some of Clinton County’s famous and historical citizens who now lie at rest among the landscape of this beautiful “outdoor museum” called Sugar Grove […]

The monthly topic is slated to be on Wilmington College's 150 anniversary which occurred in 2020. Refreshments will be provided. The Genealogical Society's business meeting will follow.

The Research Library will be closing to the public for the 2022 season after Saturday, November 19. They will reopen for the new season in mid-March 2023. Current hours for the library are Fridays 1-4pm and Saturdays 10am-2pm (closed Veteran’s Day); members are free to visit, and $5 for non-members. If you would like to […]

Guest Speaker will be Shelby Boatman who will discuss the 75th anniversary of the Clinton County Historical Society. RSVP's will be required, location is unknown yet. Please contact Gene Snyder or the Genealogical Society for more details.

April 24 regular meeting:  Suzanne Madison will present “Little Gib from Port William”.  Gilbert Van Zandt became a drummer boy in the Union Army at age ten in 1862 and was with Sherman across Georgia and up through the Carolinas and finally was in the victory parade in Washington DC in 1865.

June 26 regular meeting: Patrick and Penny Thompson will tell us about Pat’s Smith family ancestors and specifically about John Quincy Smith who is probably the most important Clinton Countian that few of us have ever heard of. Farmer, Congressman, head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs; there is much to tell.

Please contact Gene Snyder or the Genealogical Society for more details.

Details will be coming soon... Please mark your calendars for the evening of Saturday, August 26. You won't want to miss it!