Elmhurst Historical Museum 120 E. Park Ave. Elmhurst, IL 60126, Ph: 630-833-1457 Tues-Sun 1-5 pm Free Admission

Go To Site Search


Exhibits
2013 EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
Glos Mansion signs.JPG
Click here to see CURRENT EXHIBITS
Click here to see UPCOMING EXHIBITS

February 1 - May 19, 2013

On the Road to Glory: Fred Lorenzen        
The story of NASCAR legend and Elmhurst native Fred Lorenzen comes to life in an exciting new exhibit detailing his impressive career and personal triumphs and tribulations...a heartfelt story of determination and grit. 

Extended! Through April 21, 2013
Elmhurst Goes to the Fair

The Chicago World's Fairs, and Elmhurst's many connections, are explored in this temporary exhibit in the 2nd floor gallery. See World's Fair artifacts, rare photos, and hear the stories of three locals whose personal stories were tied to fairs.

May 31 - August 25, 2013
Shutter to Think: The Rock & Roll Lens of Paul Natkin
Paul Natkin is widely considered to be one of Chicago’s greatest rock-and-roll photographers. Starting in the early 1970s, Natkin traveled the world capturing signature moments of drama, excitement, outrageousness and excess that propelled rock’s tumultuous history.  See many of Natkin’s photos of rock icons in their early careers including Springsteen, Madonna, Pearl Jam, The Who and more.

September 1 - October 20, 2013
Our Lives, Our Stories
Learn about the incredible experiences of "The Greatest Generation" in this national traveling exhibit on the men and women who fought for their country during World War I and II.


PERMANENT EXHIBITS:

Visions of Home
Ongoing
This award-winning exhibit tells the story of Elmhurst from its beginnings as a prairie village to a modern Midwestern suburb. Examine items and images of our town's history from 1834 to the present. To view Visions of Home in detail, take the Virtual Tour.


From Mansion to Museum
Ongoing
This permanent display traces the evolution of the Glos Mansion, from private residence to public institution. Having served as both City Hall and a museum after being a home for 40 years, the Glos Mansion is much changed. The exhibit includes drawings and furnishings from various time periods. 


City Home   |   Calendar   |   News   |   Contact Us   |   Staff Directory   |   Search   |   Site Map   |   Copyright   |   Translate   |   Accessibility   |   Employee Access   |   Powered by CivicPlus