(bottom) Dressed In Period Costumes . . . these Centennial dolls have been collected by Mrs. Orville Wedel, chairman of the doll committee. More than 200 dolls will be offered for sale as souvenirs of the Minden Centennial celebration.]]> Minden_IA_06_15_1975_002.jpg]]> ]]> & Historical Assn]]> & Historical Assn]]> Mills County Museum: November 10, 1958
Walls Are Up: April 12, 1959
Mills County Dedicates 2 New Public Buildings - Courthouse And Historical Museum August 30, 1959
Early History: August 30, 1959
For Posterity: August 31, 1959
Mills Society Will Open Building June 8, 1961
Mills County Moves Schoolhouse To Re-Create Early Pioneer Effect - Hope People Will Part With Antiques January 25, 1963
Old One-Room Rural School A Part Of Glenwood Museum May 25, 1965
Museum Gets A New Addition - In Glenwood Lake Park April 24, 1974
Indian Relics Now On Display August 28, 1977
Mills County Turns Back Clock - At Glenwood Museum August 22, 1982]]> & Historical Assn]]>
(bottom) Ready For Dinner . . . in pioneer-era dining room, a museum display beckons viewers with period furnishings actually used in Mills County. Mannequins used in displays came from defunct department stores that donated the figures to the historical society when they closed, officials said. ]]> Mills_Co_Hist_Museum_08_22_1982_002.jpg]]> See Iowa Official Register, 1957-1958, Page 15 for details.]]]> This approximately 8 x 12 foot painting hung in the lobby of the Waldorf Hotel in New York City for many years; now (1969) in the library of the State Historical Building in Des Moines, Iowa. ]]>