Here are few links of interest:

*The Meier Farm facebook page

 *Holdingford Trailhead of Lake Wobegon Trail

Holdingford High School Class of 1982 30 Year Reunion

Lorraine M. Euteneuer, 89

Annual Tree lighting ceremony.

First time at the Holdingford Area Historical Museum. Organized by the Pedals to Petals Garden Club and the HAHS.

Partial funding from the Initiative Foundation and the H.I.P. committee and the Holdingford Commercial club.

We thought very successful  as approximately 50+  people attended.

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

 All are invited to come out to the annual Christmas Tree Lighting .

It will be Friday, November 29, at 6:30 p.m. at the Holdingford Area Historical Museum.

Snacks & hot Cider Presented by Pedals to Petals Garden Club
and the Holdingford Area Historical Society

A bonus this year, the museum will be open and refreshments will be served inside the Museum after the tree lighting.

We have a lot to cerebrate this Thanksgiving at the HAHS.

Through the great generosity of Holdingford native Greg Konsor who has donated a total of $10,000 this year to the HAHS.

So far we have used some of the money to insulate the ceiling of the Museum. 

A specal thank you to Greg Konsor's continuing support of the HAHS.

The Petals to Pedals Garden Club is sponsoring with the Historical Society,

the annual lighting of the Christmas tree lights.

This will occur on November 29 at 6:30pm at the Historical Museum.

Cookies, hot cider will be provided .

Everyone is welcome!

'Ask and you shall receive' works some times. 

Had the Mayor put in his monthly report a request if anyone had shelving they would donate to the Historical Society.

We would like to thank local businessman Doug Paggen, who donated 9 sections of metal shelving to the Historical Society.

Also Historical Society President Herman Ebnet & John Buetz brought the shelving down to the Museum.

Big thanks to Doug, Herman & John

Now we want to get the door facing south fixed, by replacing the plywood with glass!

We have completed the next step.

Great news we had insulation blown in on the ceiling of the Museum today!