Past Events

Come learn about Geneva's development east of the Fox River and north of Route 38.  Hear stories about the people, homes and businesses that shaped this area. REGISTER  (CLICK HERE) (do not click on the buttons below)

In honor of National Women's History Month, join us for this special Skype presentation with author G. Stuart Smith, great-nephew of pioneer cryptanalyst Elizebeth Smith Friedman who began her career at Fabyan's Riverbank Laboratories in Geneva.  Limited seating available. Tables will not be set up to accommodate the large anticipated attendance. CLICK (HERE) TO REGISTER (Buttons below are not for registration)    

During this time of crisis around the world, the Geneva History Museum is pleased to offer a way to connect with each other in our first virtual program to share your stories of Covid-19.  April 14 at noon would have been our regularly scheduled monthly Brown Bag program so instead of more cancellations, we have decided to offer this unique opportunity. Participants are encouraged to share how they are feeling during isolation, how they are working and teaching children from…

Born in St. Charles, Frank Brownfield Gray eventually established his architectural office at Geneva in 1928.  His extensive portfolio of projects throughout the Fox River Valley has been unacknowledged and often overlooked.  Michael A. Lambert, Preservation Planner for the City of Geneva, will highlight Gray's career, as well as his architectural legacy in Geneva and neighboring communities. This a Geneva History Museum Brown Bag Virtual Program.  Those that would like to receive the link to the Zoom presentation, please send…

Join us virtually to hear stories of the nurses who trained at Colonial and Community Hospitals between 1911 and 1935 from letters they wrote for the hospital Christmas newsletters.  Volunteer, Sue Anderson, will share how these resourceful women grew their careers and raised families during two tumultuous decades that encompassed the Great Depression and World War II. Register HERE to receive the Zoom link via email.

Join us via ZOOM for a fun & free virtual night at the museum, complete with camaraderie, collections & cocktails, to raise funds for GHM! REGISTER HERE!

Be the first to see the new mural backdrop for our historic Neapolitan Crèche painted by Geneva artist, Dennis Gramlich.  Dennis will share his inspiration and story of creating this beautiful addition to our 18th century nativity. This is a FREE virtual program.  Please register at the button below to receive the Zoom link to your email inbox. REGISTER HERE