OUR FIRST STONE LAKE TOWN HALL HAS BEEN SAVED: 

The "Stone Lake Area Historical Society" has acquired the very first Stone Lake Town Hall!!  Built in 1926, it was located deep in the woods several miles from town.  In November, 2009, it was moved to the site of our depot/museum.  In the summer of 2010, this historical building was joined to the museum and restored, to serve as a much needed additional display area.  The addition, which joined the two buldings together, is known as "Preservation Hall," and this large room holds a special "Wall of Honor" where all who make this preservation project possible are honored.

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Pictured above is the original Stone Lake Town Hall

If folks who are reading this now would like to help our historical society pay for this major endeavor by honoring someone special on the "Wall of Honor," they may click on the "DONATION OPPORTUNITIES" Page above for complete details and Donor Form.

TOWN HALL PROJECT COMPLETED IN OCTOBER, 2010! 

A photo of the newly restored town hall is shown here, joined by Preservation Hall to the original depot/museum.  Thanks to the efforts of many volunteers and the donations of many supporters, this huge project was completed exactly as planned, by October 2, 2010, in time for Cranberry Festival weekend!

We are within $1,607 of having the entire project paid in full and hope to have that debt retired by October 1, 2011.  Please come and visit during the OPEN HOUSE to be held on August 13, 2011, or stop by any Friday, Saturday, or Sunday between the hours of 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM to tour our entire museum complex!