Free Admission

Presented by the Lincoln Park Historical Society

Attendees will learn where to look and what resources are available to date historic buildings, including maps, tax records, genealogy, and physical evidence on a building.

We will discuss architectural styles over time and little-known tips and tricks to help create the full picture.

The presentation will be given by historian Tyler Moll, director of the city of Wayne Historical Museum, who is a specialist on the topic of historic homes.

The Annual Lincoln Park Garden Tour, sponsored by the Lincoln Park Community Improvement Commission; stop at the museum to pick up your maps of the locations, 1335 Southfield Road from 9am to 1pm (for a small donation of your choosing); the museum will hold a modest flea market during the same hours.

A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION EVENT 1925~2025

ARE YOU INTERESTED... in learning about early Lincoln Park history?

Join us on Sunday, August 3, 2025 at 2 P.M. at the Lincoln Park Historical Museum. Historical museum curator Jeff Day will lead a talk & slide presentation on the early development of Lincoln Park from a sleepy rural village to dreams of cityhood.

All are invited. There is no charge to attend.

Parking in the museum lot, the Painters Supply lot, and on the street. Two museum displays are running concurrently through the year, with a focus on 1925 and early Lincoln Park.

If you are seeking an inexpensive dining option this Saturday July 26th that will also benefit the museum, let the LP Moose Lodge 1665 provide you with a meal of spaghetti (with meat or marinara sauce), salad, roll, and beverage for a very reasonable $10 donation. (The bar will also be open for purchased drinks.) Raffles and LP Centennial caps for sale.

We are grateful to the Lincoln Park Moose and to the Nichols family for their sponsorship of this fundraiser and hope to see all who can make it on Saturday between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.!

The lodge is at 1600 Fort Street, with entrance off of the rear parking lot.

Our vintage printing press will be in operation and demonstration mode as part of the "Centennial Pastimes" being scheduled in this year of Lincoln Park's 100th birthday.

Member Garry Summers will be on hand to run the press as we welcome members who would like to see the vintage machine in operation, and invite you to bring printers blocks if you might have any to print out on paper stock.

On Saturday Feb 15, the annual Lincoln Park Chocolate Walk - sponsored by the LP DDA -  will be held, with the museum once again a featured pit stop.  Stop by the museum for a bit of chocolate delight!
For those who complete the chocolate circuit of stops at Lincoln Park businesses that day, there will be a drawing for a GRAND PRIZE;  the walk/drive tour lasts from 12 noon to 4:00pm originating with registration at Park Restaurant.

Presenter: LP Garden Club member and master gardener, Annette DeMaggio. 
Topic: Lessons from 10 Years of Gardening

FREE (Donations to the museum are appreciated)

LP Garden Club member and master gardener, Annette DeMaggio.  Annette will be talking about growing herbs and making herb teas.  Samples will be provided to help warm us.

FREE (Donations to the museum are appreciated)

Presenter: Amy Larion, Flowers by Lobb
Arranging your garden’s flowers for indoor enjoyment

FREE (Donations to the museum are appreciated)