Save the Dates!
2024 will be year to remember with these fantastic History Alive Lectures:
Jan 4: The Lemon Grove Review is now DIGITIZED! Sarah Lewis and Cynthia Doyle will update you on our years-long project to digitize 50 years of the Lemon Grove Review newspaper and make it free and searchable online! Join us as we explore the newspaper’s history, share updates on our project’s progress, and learn how to access and search this newly available resource.
Feb 1: How the Parsonage Museum Came to Be On hand to tell the story will be key players, the foreman Gary Elbert and the director Helen Ofield. Together with the wonderful City of Lemon Grove , which said YES to the project and volunteers like Tome Clabby, Ernie Strzelecki, Amorita Treganza, Dorthey Kaupe and teams of Americorps kids, we did it!
History Alive is a free Lecture Series presented by the Lemon Grove Historical Society. Lectures are held at the Lee House Cultural Center on the 1st Thursday of the month. Lee House is located at 3205 Olive St. in the Treganza Heritage Park where there is ample, well-lit parking. History Alive is suitable for ages 16 and over.
While you are at the lecture please consider joining the Lemon Grove Historical Society as a Member. For a few dollars a year you can support your community as well as add to your own personal knowledge of local history. For membership info, follow this link.
For more information on History Alive and other LGHS events, follow this link to our Events Page
