Mason Historical Society
Mason, Ohio
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Ever since its establishment in January of 1979, the Mason Historical Society has worked hard to preserve and share the humble beginnings of Mason, Ohio. Starting with only 26 members, the Mason Historical Society has grown tremendously and now takes pride in its treasure, the Alverta Green Museum. The Victorian house built in 1890, shown above, was deeded to the Society in January 1987 by Alverta Green, a longtime Mason resident and local antique dealer, just thirteen months before she died. The museum showcases various artifacts from Mason's great history, taking viewers on a journey back in time. Members and volunteers of the Society dedicate their time to preserve the 200 year history and heritage of Mason, and at the same time create and promote new interest in that history and heritage.
Take a look around our website to see upcoming events and learn about the history of Mason! |
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Fire Prevention Week is October 9 - October 15.
That is the time to check or replace your smoke detectors. City of Mason Fire Department Open House at Station 51, 4420 Mason Montgomery Road, Sunday October 9 from 1 - 5 PM. Station 52, 5500 Cedar Village Drive, Saturday October 15 from 2 - 5 PM. Great opportunities to thank these emergency service employees for their service, take a close look at the apparatus, talk with the firefighters and paramedics and get up to date information on fire safety. At Station 51, take a few minutes to read about the history of the Fire service in Mason. |
