Odebolt Museum, PO Box 362, Odebolt, IA 51458
HOURS: Open throughout the year by appointment.
CALL to set up a tour or appointment:
(712) 668-2685 Mary Schroeder; 668-4338 Pam Hansen
We invite you to visit the
HISTORY INDEX for on-line Odebolt
History!
Also,
Visit us on FaceBook
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OWN A BIT OF HISTORY! Historic Photo Note Cards Help us identify unknown photos! |
nearly 4000 obituaries on-line!
NEW LINK Cook Ranch History
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NEW! Click here to take a photo tour of the museum.Officers:
President - Stephanie Fleenor
Vice President – Kathy Larson
Treasurer – Renae Babcock
Secretary – Mary Schroeder
Members: Sheryl Diersen, Kathy Drake, Pam Hansen, Margaret Landgraf, Diane Paulson, Thelma Schroeder, Verna Mae Schwaller
Odebolt History Pages/Blog Editors: Barb Horak, Bonnie Ekse.Memorial to Historical Museum
Elaine Dannenberg Raasch enthusiastically shared her knowledge of the history of Odebolt during her latter years. She followed the development of the Odebolt Historical Museum and admired its volunteers in their accomplishments in establishing and maintaining the museum. In keeping with her wishes to preserve the heritage and artifacts of the community, her nephew John Brooks Noyd funded the installation and ongoing maintenance of an alarm system to protect and to minimize the loss of the community keepsakes from fire, burglary and vandalism. This was done in admiration of his Aunt Elaine's devotion to the Odebolt community and its history.
DONATE! The historical material located on THE ODEBOLT HISTORY PAGES is offered free of charge and compiled by volunteers. If you feel the web site has been of value to you, please consider a monetary donation to help maintain our museum. Thank you!
Donations should be directed to:
Odebolt Museum
PO Box 362
Odebolt, IA 51458
Donate Historical Items Please help preserve the history of our town and its people by contacting the museum to donate historical items, historical books, pamphlets or newspaper articles, family histories, photographs or other items your family does not wish to keep. Monetary donations are always needed and welcomed.
The museum building as it appeared in 1910
as " Koehler and Hanson",
which was in the hardware & implement business until about 1920