and other unmentionables! On display at the Frahm House August 11-Aug 15 12-4 pm each day Bloomers, skirts, stockings and hats! All to go swimming! See this wonderful collection of Victorian and Edwardian swim fashion for men and women. Other “dainties” also on display – undergarments, union suits, loungewear and more. Friday: ice cream on

Friday, July 17 Friday, August 14 Bring out the kiddos – whether you have 1 or 10 – the whole family is FREE. Plenty of hands-on activities – be a soldier, mountain man or pioneer, old-fashioned bank teller or archaeologist. Explorer our Pioneer History exhibit while on a museum scavenger hunt. Museum open 9-5. July

Our Pioneer Memorial Gallery is now open. Come experience the history of Washington County – early fur traders and Mormon pioneers, the building of towns, businesses and farms. Experience the stories of our earliest pioneers and homesteaders, and see the transition from horse power to nuclear power.

Entertainment and off-hours activities of early Washington County Once again we are partnering with the Blair Historic Preservation Alliance to produce a beautiful keepsake calendar featuring images and stories from Washington County’s past.  This years calendar features images and stories of the off-hours – summertime activities, civic organizations, pleasures and pastimes of yesteryear. This calendar

Now Available This hard-cover coffee table set consists of two volumes on the history of Blair.  Volume I (375 pages) features the history of the downtown buildings on Washington Street. Volume II (406 pages) chronicles the development of the town – railroads, fire department, churches, schools and more. Two volume set: $150   Can be