The Logmark
The official newsletter that informs members and others of what's happening and shares interesting historical stories from our archives.
Logmark - November 2023
Thank you for your support! Introducing new board members Ryan and Bo. Learn about the history of Jack Haggerty and our new mascot.
Logmark - Fall 2023
Coming events: Gary Hauck, Grandparent Day, Haunted Museum and Halloween fun
Logmark - Summer. - 2023
A review of the Golf Outing and news of coming events and activities.
Logmark Spring 2023
Coming events for 2023 including Golf Outing, new exhibits, School visits
Logmark- Nov/Dec 2022
Summary of 50th Anniversary activities and history of museum, part 3
Logmark - October 2022
50th Anniversary special edition about Rededication Celebration
Logmark-Summer 2022 pg 1-2
Summer news about Victorian Tea, Ham Radio Event, Sandy the Horse Birthday Party and Danish Festival.
Logmark- Summer 2022 pg 3-4
New Baldwin Lake exhibit unveiled and described, 50th Anniversary commemorative items for sale, membership enrollment form.
Logmark June 2022
News about 50th Anniversary Golf Outing on June 25th with thanks to sponsors; new exhibits in museum.
Logmark- Winter 2021 Part Two
Part Two of this Logmark includes excerpts from an interesting letter sent home by a local Civil War soldier who was part of the 2nd Michigan Cavalry. Read more news about museum happenings, too.
Logmark- Fall/Winter 2021
October coming events, Scavenger Hunts, Fourth Graders learn about lumbering. Feature about Greenville's young Vivian Martin who became a star of stage and screen in early 1900s.
Logmark- Summer 2021
Coming activities, new acquisitions, farewell to intern and board members, Keep Michigan Beautiful grant, John Green commemorative sign.
Logmark- Spring 2021
News of 2021 OPENING, Introducing our Intern Miranda Drow, a fabulous find of Hair Braids from John Green family, and efforts to make Greenville "Petunia City" in the 1930s.
Logmark- Winter 2021 Part One
This Logmark newsletter is divided into two sections because it's so full of news about what's been happening since museum is closed due to the COVID pandemic. Be sure and see Part Two as well.
Logmark- Fall/Winter 2020
Information about museum office renovation, including items found in the walls. Greenville-- or Harrounville?
An old look at Greenville of the future. Shop local!
Logmark- Spring/Summer 2020
A look back at news stories of the 1918-20 flu epidemic and its comparison to the present day COVID pandemic that prevents the museum from having its planned opening.
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