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The Ada Historical Society is dedicated to ensure that present and future generations will not only know the significance of traditions of the area, but will learn from the past and recognize the need to preserve the historical heritage which has been bestowed upon them.

Ada Historical Society also endeavors to take permanent care of significant objects for the public good.

The Ada Historical Society and the Averill Historical Museum of Ada are located at 7144 Headley Street, Ada, MI 49301.

Read the current Uniquely Ada newsletter

Ada Historical Society 2010 Strategic Plan

2010 Music on the Lawn Schedule

June 8-August 31, 2010, Music On the Lawn - Join us every Tuesday night this summer for a different musical treat. Music On the Lawn enjoys its 10th season this year with a wide variety of great performers. See the link on our homepage for the lineup. Tuesdays in Ada will be vibrant with great produce, flowers and food vendors at the Farmer's Market from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. In the evening, bring a lawnchair, family and friends and come enjoy the sounds of summer at Music On the Lawn. Most evenings begin at 7:00 pm.

August 6, 2010: August in Ada - Come visit our tent on the green for the Ada's annual children's celebration.

August 8, 2010: Robinson Family Reunion.

August 10 and 11, 2010: Pioneer Days at the Museum - We will partner with the Ada Parks and Recreation Dept. to offer summer campers a chance to relive the 'good ole days.' 9:00 am to 2:30 pm at the museum. Pre-register with the Parks Dept. at 676.0520 or email mfitzpatrick@adatownship.mi.com.

August 14, 2010: Membership Meeting - 10:30 am at the museum. All are welcome.

August 17, 2010: Visit the Museum's Gardens - AHS will host an event highlighting the bounty of our gardens and an opportunity to connect with our volunteer master gardeners. 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.

September 11, 2010: Membership Meeting - 10:30 am at the museum. All are welcome.


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