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Research & Library Headquarters114 Dryden St, Hart MI 49420
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Buy a Brick ProgramA brick permanently engraved with your name or a memorial to a loved one can be a lasting part of the walkway in our Memorial Garden. To be constructed on the west side of the historic Swedish Mission Church between the ramp and the church building at the Museum Park in Mears. Just fill out the form below and we'll do the rest. A contribution of $100 will buy a 4"x8" brick engraved with up to three lines. Proceeds will be used to complete the restoration of the church and provide funds for the maintenance of the Museum Park. Make check payable to the Oceana County Historical Society.Click here for the application |
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The
Oceana County Historical Society was organized in 1967 with an
organizational meeting in Pentwater. In 1974 the Swift Lathers home in
Mears, Michigan was given by the family for a museum. Since that small
beginning, the museum has grown into a Historical
Park which includes five buildings and one storage building. In
addition, the Society now is the proud owner of the historic " Swedish
Mission Church". And in 1984 the society purchased the Chadwick-Munger
house from the county to be used as its headquarters. The Society is a
non-profit organization, relying totally on dues from its membership and
gifts from individuals. There is no
paid staff. A dedicated staff of volunteers maintain genealogical material
and collected artifacts. Volunteers also conduct tours of the museum,
answer questions about Oceana history, and conduct fundraiser's.

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