NEW EXHIBIT @ THE TENNIE BURTON MUSEUM

The Impact of the Civil War
on the Lima Community

The Tennie Burton Museum in Lima has a new summer exhibit focused on the impact of the Civil War on the people of Lima—the soldiers and their families who endured so much during the four long years of war. Learn the heartwarming story of two young men from Lima’s Genesee College who organized their fellow students to form Company G of the 27th Regiment of the Union Army. Included are weapons, clothing, letters, diaries, photos, discharge and pension papers, original regimental rosters, and a complete inventory of those Civil War veterans buried in local cemeteries.
Step back in time and remember Lima’s unique story.
Photo is of a group of Lima veterans (TB Museum 87.8.671).

The Museum is located at 1850 Rochester Street in Lima.
Open every Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 PM June until the end of September.
Admission is free.

Quilt Raffle

Lima Historical Society
Quilt Raffle

 

“Mechanical Genius”

 

Win A Beautiful Queen-size Quilt
Handmade by Quilt Designer/Artist
Lima’s Own Sandi Shusda

Raffle Tickets
$5 each / 3 for $10

 

Purchase Tickets Online Here (link)

 

The American Hotel; The We Shop;
Tennie Burton Museum: Sundays 2-4 pm this summer  

 

Drawing:  August 24th -LHS Picnic

In Case You Missed It…

You may have missed it live, but here is the recording of the

Livingston County Poorhouse presentation
by Holly Watson the County’s Historian

Sponsored by the Lima Historical Society and the Lima Public Library

Three historic Lima Videos now available under Videos tab

Positively Lima

A Retrospective View of the Lima Community Forty Years Ago

– Specially Restored Multi-Media Presentation 

Lima Through the Ages

Collage of Historic Lima Photos 

from the Tennie Burton Museum Collections 

Talking Buildings

An Architectural Tour of Homes

by Fran Gotcsik

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