Museum connection below

http://chelseahistory.org/

Help keep your "roots" rooted!  The address above does directly into the Museum website.  Notice there are senior membership for only $10. a year. 

Additionally, if you're local come in.  Even docent!

CHS Class of 1958 had their 58th Class Reunion on Saturday, 17th, and visited the CAHS Museum!

The class of '58 enjoyed visiting the CAHS Museum and chatted about what they knew about “old” Chelsea. Some interesting stories!

The first  picture below shows those who visited the Museum seated in the Time Line room with classmate Jim Grau holding a donated ax used by the Chelsea Fire Department in the early 1900s. Classmate Troy Lewis was the donor of the ax, but he was unable to attend the reunion..
 

The second picture  are the “village students” which is actually displayed in the Time Line Room of the Museum. Students who attended country schools and St. Mary School joined the class in 9^th grade to attend high school.

(*Story submitted by CAHS BOD Member Jan Bernath; picture scanned from the1947 yearbook loaned by Sandy Weber; reunion picture submitted by CAHS President Bill O'Reilly. )

When you come to Chelsea, make sure you visit the Museum...On Jackson Street across from the Depot.

Or, keep up through the website:  http://chelseahistory.org/ 

 (notice you can donate via this website...only $10. per person in case your a senior and most of us are!)

Please double click on images below to enlarge.

CHS has it's 58th class reunion!

Class lunch scheduled for September 17

Hello, Classmates!

This year's class lunch has been scheduled for Sat, September 17.  We plan to meet at the Chelsea (not Common) Grill at 1 pm....on the southwest corner of M52 and old US12.

We have a permanent Chelsea Museum across from the depot, and we can visit it for a tour at 3 pm.  In case you're curious, click on:  http://chelseahistory.org/

Many in our class are in a picture in the timeline room....

Please plan to join us for the afternoon....if you can't come, consider becoming a member (it's cheap) of the Museum by going to the website.  Or, just make a contribution!  This is newly reshuffled Board and the organization has a mortgage! 

Jim Buck

Bill Sorensen came to Chelsea a few weeks ago to attend the funeral of King Hannah.  On his way, he went through Jackson and stopped to visit Jim Buck.  There he learned that Jim had died a few years ago.  Thanks, Bill, for your thoughtfulness.