Membership Donation | Clinton County History Center https://clintoncountyhistory.org Bringing Clinton County History Alive! Thu, 15 Jan 2026 18:27:12 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.3 https://clintoncountyhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/cropped-full-color-32x32.png Membership Donation | Clinton County History Center https://clintoncountyhistory.org 32 32 Rombach Place Preservation Fund https://clintoncountyhistory.org/product/rombach-place-preservation-fund/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rombach-place-preservation-fund Wed, 26 Nov 2025 15:18:09 +0000 https://clintoncountyhistory.org/?post_type=product&p=5885 Our HSR notes that recommended repairs to Rombach Place will require a mix of private donations, grants, and special preservation funding. We are excited to share that the Historical Society has already been approved for a One-Time Strategic Community Investment Fund award through the 2024 Capital Budget.

This reimbursable grant of $50,000 will support our stucco repair project, which has a total estimated cost of $75,000. That means we still must raise at least $25,000 locally before we can complete the work and receive the full reimbursement.

We will also be investing in 24 historical appropriate louver shutters for Rombach Place. Partnering with Ellis Fence Co., a local craftsman, these shutters will be color-matched and styled to mimic the historic look used here through the 19th and 20th centuries. All shutters will be installed in Spring 2026 when restoration work on the stucco is completed and the property is repainted. The cost of these shutters is $16,900 in total are we are seeking support from our members and community as we fundraise money for this important project and long-term investment.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Clinton County Historical Society relies on community generosity to close that gap, match grant dollars, and move this vital restoration work forward.

 

Please note, there is a small credit card processing fee attached to your online order(s). This is to offset the fees that our processing company charges and to ensure your full membership or donation amount is given to the History Center.

]]>
Genealogy Membership https://clintoncountyhistory.org/product/genealogy-membership/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=genealogy-membership Tue, 30 Apr 2024 17:15:31 +0000 https://clintoncountyhistory.org/?post_type=product&p=5105 Clinton County Genealogical Society Membership benefits include:

  • Quarterly Newsletter “History Center Headlines” (4 copies per year)
    • Also available for download on our website!
  • 10% off Gift Shop purchases
  • Reduced or free admission to programs and events
  • Tours of the Museum and special exhibits at no charge
  • Assistance with genealogical research
  • Discounts on photographic reproduction
  • Advance notice of programs and events
  • Volunteer opportunities in the library, office, and at events

Please note, there is a small credit card processing fee attached to your online order(s). This is to offset the fees that our processing company charges and to ensure your full membership or donation amount is given to the History Center.

]]>
Historical Society Membership https://clintoncountyhistory.org/product/cchs-membership/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=cchs-membership Mon, 25 Nov 2019 22:21:29 +0000 https://clintoncountyhistory.org/?post_type=product&p=2220 Clinton County Historical Society Membership benefits include:

  • Student Member — $10

    Designed for students through the collegiate level who want to explore local history, build research skills, and get involved. Proof of enrollment/school ID required.

    • Quarterly newsletter

    • Unlimited museum admission and visits, including access to the research library*

    • Invitation to Member Meetups (monthly coffee-and-donut chats)

    • Online collections access via the website portal

    • Volunteer opportunities


    Individual Member — $35

    A great fit for individuals who want year-round access plus a little extra value when visiting and shopping.

    • All Student Member benefits plus

    • 10% off merchandise in the gift shop

    • First chance to buy tickets to popular events


    Family Member — $50

    Perfect for two adults and any children living in the same household—ideal for family visits, research, and members-only gatherings.

    • All Individual Member benefits (covers two adults plus children residing in one household)


    Donor — $200

    Support preservation and programming at a deeper level while enjoying added local perks and recognition.

    • All Family Member benefits plus…

    • 10% off at Alma’s Attic Antique Stores on Membership Mondays

    • 10% off at the General Denver Restaurant (alcohol excluded)

    • Recognition in the Society’s Annual Report


    Patron — $500

    For members who want to make a significant impact on the Society’s work—and receive a special professional service benefit in return.

    • All Donor benefits plus…

    • One coupon for an informal single-item appraisal (a $25 value) from Palmer Appraisal Services


    Benefactor — $1,000+

    Our highest membership level for leadership support—helping sustain preservation, collections care, and public access for the long term.

    • All Patron benefits plus…

    • 25% off the total cost of a formal appraisal report from Palmer Appraisal Services (for tax, insurance, or documentary purposes)


    Business Member — $200

    A separate membership category for local businesses that want to support the Society while gaining visibility with our audiences.

    All Donor benefits plus…

    • Complimentary 2” x 4” advertising space in the print quarterly newsletter

    • Business features in our weekly e-newsletter and on the Society website

    • Discounted use of the Society’s meeting room

Please note, there is a small credit card processing fee attached to your online order(s). This is to offset the fees that our processing company charges and to ensure your full membership or donation amount is given to the History Center.

]]>