Preserving Local History
Featuring Michael Impero, author of the Lone Jack and Dreams of Gold
And
Richard Decima, President of the Endowment Fund Board.
An event for estate planners, advisors and everyone interested in the Museum's sustainability
Tuesday, Jan. 10 from 3:30-5:00 PM
Lynden Pioneer Museum
Refreshments & Door Prizes
RSVP or for more information please email lyndenpioneermuseum@gmail.com
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Three Hour Sale
A three hour sale, kind of like a three hour tour, but no shipwreck. On Thursday, December 15 the gift shop is having a three hour sale, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. only! Everything in the store will be 25% off for those three hours. Even the sale items will be an additional 25% off.
See you then!
*No members or docents additional discounts and it may not applied to previous purchases.
Friday, December 2, 2011
FLAVOR OF WHATCOM
Friday December 9th from 6-8 PM at the Lynden Pioneer Museum you can sample some of the most scrumptious foodstuffs Whatcom County has to offer.
Tickets are 10.00 each/15.00 for 2! ON sale NOW!!! call 354-3675 to reserve or purchase your tickets today! You can also reserve your tickets via email at Luginbill2@yahoo.com
Local Food producers will be sampling their wares (and selling if you need that last minute super special gift!)
Just some of the Vendors! (and their samples)
Bellewood Acres-apples, ciders, fruit jams, peanut butter
Lone Boot Buffalo Ranch-meat!
Lynden Dutch Bakery-tasty desserts
Green Barn-produce
Renatas German Deli-sausage, and cheese
Aldrich Farms-jams, jellies, dips, and more
Appel Farms-cheese
Barbies Berries
Breckenridge Farm
Everybodys Store-local delicacies
Fresh Breeze Organic Dairy-cheese and milk
Holmquist Hazel Nut Orchards-nuts and fun
Guilmetts Busy Bees-HONEY!!!!
Take time out this holiday season. Come to the Flavor of Whatcom, test out some great food, get some great gifts and relax and have fun! The museum is all decorated up for the holidays.
There will be live music and lots of fun!
Tickets are 10.00 each/15.00 for 2! ON sale NOW!!! call 354-3675 to reserve or purchase your tickets today! You can also reserve your tickets via email at Luginbill2@yahoo.com
Local Food producers will be sampling their wares (and selling if you need that last minute super special gift!)
Just some of the Vendors! (and their samples)
Bellewood Acres-apples, ciders, fruit jams, peanut butter
Lone Boot Buffalo Ranch-meat!
Lynden Dutch Bakery-tasty desserts
Green Barn-produce
Renatas German Deli-sausage, and cheese
Aldrich Farms-jams, jellies, dips, and more
Appel Farms-cheese
Barbies Berries
Breckenridge Farm
Everybodys Store-local delicacies
Fresh Breeze Organic Dairy-cheese and milk
Holmquist Hazel Nut Orchards-nuts and fun
Guilmetts Busy Bees-HONEY!!!!
Take time out this holiday season. Come to the Flavor of Whatcom, test out some great food, get some great gifts and relax and have fun! The museum is all decorated up for the holidays.
There will be live music and lots of fun!
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Today
Along with our new exhibit, Flying Spokes, we are hosting several events at the museum. Today Bike and Barge is coming to the museum. Bike and Barge hosts trips in Holland, France, Belgium and Germany. Their barges look amazing for accommodations. As you bike through Europe, they take care of the details. There are different levels of riding including, just stay on the barge. Meals are included.
Please join us today at 1:30 at the museum to see a free presentation on biking through Europe with Bike and Barge.
See you there!
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Playmobil Sale Today Only
Sunday, June 19, 2011
History-It affects all of us.
Are you tired of your history? Is it boring? Simple? Common? Did all your ancestors do is travel a few thousand miles West? Survive hunger, thirst, violence, illness and emotional hardships? Did they cross an ocean in the hold of a ship infested with lice and rats? Did they eat nothing but salted beef and bread so hard you had to soak it for an hour just to gnaw on it? Were they thrown out of their homes because of their religious or political views? Or perhaps they were simply kidnapped and dragged away in chains?
At the Lynden Pioneer Museum we are working diligently, day long and through the night to solve the problems of boring history. No more will you have to relate stories of hardship and strife at parties when your friends are talking about alien abductions, and political conspiracies. You will not longer have friends walk away after a few minutes of you relating how your ancestors "had it so much harder than us." No-we are coming up with new ways to prevent boring history and give you a chance to impress your friends, co-workers, neighbors and strangers on the street at every opportunity.
History afflicts all of us. And boring history afflicts 99 out of every 100 people. Help us fix this problem in our society. We can't get rid of history but at least we can make it "not boring."
Support this effort by coming into the Lynden Pioneer Museum today and find something interesting about history. If we all work together we can overcome our past.
At the Lynden Pioneer Museum we are working diligently, day long and through the night to solve the problems of boring history. No more will you have to relate stories of hardship and strife at parties when your friends are talking about alien abductions, and political conspiracies. You will not longer have friends walk away after a few minutes of you relating how your ancestors "had it so much harder than us." No-we are coming up with new ways to prevent boring history and give you a chance to impress your friends, co-workers, neighbors and strangers on the street at every opportunity.
History afflicts all of us. And boring history afflicts 99 out of every 100 people. Help us fix this problem in our society. We can't get rid of history but at least we can make it "not boring."
Support this effort by coming into the Lynden Pioneer Museum today and find something interesting about history. If we all work together we can overcome our past.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Exhibit Opening
Flying Spokes
The bicycle exhibit at the Lynden Pioneer Museum officially opens June 1st.
The museum members Members Only BBQ is set for Thursday, May 26th, 4:30-6:3o p.m.
If you are not a member and would like to take part in this fun and delicious evening please call the museum and join today.
The bicycle exhibit is running through November 24th.
The bicycle exhibit is running through November 24th.
You won't want to miss it!
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