Social Studies Club
Saturday 9 AM until 1 PM- cost $3, see your Social Studies teacher for a permission slip and other pertinent information!
Palatine Historical Society
The Palatine Historical Society is dedicated to
the collection, preservation and exhibition of local history and
memorabilia.
Cemetery Walk
Sunday, May 18
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Hillside Cemetery, Smith Street north of Colfax
Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for members, and $2 for
children under age 16. You will hear costumed actors tell you stories of the
people who lived here long ago.
2007-08
Saturday March 15 - Field Museum
Ancient Americas and George Washington Carver Exhibits
Photo Gallery of students on trip
Wednesday Oct 24 -
Kendall College Culinary Experience
Saturday Oct 20 - Swedish American Museum
Monday Oct. 15 - Elizabeth I - Movie Outing
Saturday Oct 13 - The Oriental Institute
Thursday Oct 11 - Art Institute of Chicago
Video Series -- after school Location TBA
March - Women's History Month - Movies
February - Black History Month - Movies
 | 2/14 Gridiron Gang |
| 2/21 Only the Ball was White |
| 2/26 Stomp the Yard |
December
| 12/20 3:00 - Wright Brothers |
| 12/18 3:00 - -World's Fair--Chicago 1893 |
| 12/14 3:00 - Iron Jawed Angels--story of women's suffrage movement |
| 12/12 3:00 - Iron Jawed Angels--story of women's suffrage movement |
On your own activities
Palatine Historical Society
The Palatine Historical Society is
dedicated to the collection, preservation and exhibition of local
history and memorabilia.
SEVERAL PALATINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY WEDNESDAY MEETINGS AMONG THEM
The Palatine Historical Society offers programs free to the public at the Palatine Library, the third Wednesday of the months of September, October, November, March, April, and May.
May 21 - “Yes Virginia Sears Did
Sell Barns”
by Rebecca Hunter
You have heard of mail order homes, yet few Americans realize they also sold
barns and farm outbuildings. Learn how and where mail order barns were sold.
Palatine Historical Society - Meets at the Palatine Public Library Next meeting is Wednesday October 17 at the Palatine Library 7:15 PM
Adventures of a Desert Queen" with Gertrude Bell - worked with British Intelligence during WWI and helped create the modern day state of Iraq.
*The Hoffman Estates Sister Cities Commission is proud to present Scott Shepherd’s, “Strokes of Genius” program on the French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
The program will be held on Saturday, November 10, 2007, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Armstrong School located at 1320 Kingsdale Road, Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Admission is $3.00 per person or $6.00 per family of 3 or more. Light refreshments will be served. For additional information, call 847-2606.