Back to Dolgeville The Dolgeville/Manheim Historical Society

The Offical Dolgeville Manheim Historical Society Web Site Here

DMHS Website Link
74 South Main Street
Dolgeville, New York  13329
Open:   Tuesdays 1PM - 3PM
Thursday 1PM - 3PM
Saturday 10AM - 12 Noon

The old Fire House Mission Statement
The Dolgeville-Manheim Historical Society was founded in 1976 as a non-profit service organization whose sole purpose is to promote an awareness of the area's historical heritage.  This Historical Society is the agency through which Dolgeville and Manheim memorabilia may be collected, recorded and preserved.  The museum provides the focal point from which these educational services will be accomplished.

Meeting Time
The Society meets every fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. from March to November.

History
  • Founded in 1976
  • Absolute Charter granted by New York State on December 14, 1979
  • In 1991 the Alfred Dolge Hose Co. No. 1 fire station was leased to D. M. H. S. by the Village of Dolgeville for the purpose of establishing a museum, a place to preserve and exhibit artifacts and memorabilia of/from the village and Town of Manheim, N.Y.
  • The museum building was placed on the New York State and U.S. National Registry of Historic Places, August 16, 1994.
Collector Policy
The Dolgeville-Manheim Historical Society will accept artifacts and memorabilia which in some way relates to life in the village of Dolgeville and the Town of Manheim from earliest known time, and to be an on going collection program.  The area includes: Green's Bridge, Brockett's Bridge, Dolgeville, Faville Falls, Inghams Mills, Snell's Bush, Yellow Church, East Creek and surrounding rural areas within the Manheim Town boundary line.  Items and memorabilia will be accepted by authorized collectors.
Items which are left at the museum without clearance from authorized persons are subject to disposal should items not pertain to the Village of Dolgeville or the Town of Manheim.

In Years Past

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