The Manlius Historical Society - About Us

"Serving the Town of Manlius Since 1976"

The Manlius Historical Society was founded in 1976 during the time of our country's bicentennial "fever." Strong volunteer commitment made possible early growth, the collecting of many local artifacts and the development of outstanding exhibits about town history. Professional staff and continued volunteer commitment keep the society very involved in the community today. Although located in the village of Manlius, the society is dedicated to serving the whole town of Manlius. We received our permanent charter from the state in 1990, and operate as a not-for-profit agency with a volunteer board.

We appreciate our volunteers!

There are a number of ways to be involved. Please contact the Director at ManliusHistory@Gmail.com or by calling 315-682-6660 to be added to our volunteer list. Students may also inquire about internship opportunities.

Volunteers needed for:

• Museum
  Exhibit preparation and set-up.
  Serving as a Museum Guide.

• Research Center and Office
  Serving as an office assistant on weekdays.
  Organizing and cataloguing files, archives, photographs, and reference material.
  Fulfilling research requests.
  Assisting with bulk mailings, including preparation of the Seraph newsletter.

• Programming
  Planning and implementing community programs and activities.

• Fundraising
  Working at the annual Antique Show and/or Fine Arts & Craft Festival .
  Assisting with administration of our annual Membership Drive.

• Leadership/Planning
  Serving as a Trustee or Committee Chair as a leader of the organization.

Board of Trustees 2011/2012

Barbara Brown

Elaine Coppola

Dawn Cottrell

Sue Anne Erkenbeck

Beverley Gilmore

Ken Gray

Harold Hopkinson

Jeannine Masucci

Bonny Moser

Clarie Reed

Barbara Rivette

Cindy Schallmo

JoAnne Snook

Sheila Sostrin

Mark Tetley

Jane Dall, Board Representative

Executive Director

Donna L. Nortman