Wayzata Historical Society

The Hopkins Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Hopkins, Minnesota, with a focus on community-based traditions such as the Raspberry Festival. The Society offers a variety of activities, events, and exhibits that engage visitors in the local heritage and provide opportunities for volunteering and membership. In addition to historical exhibits, the Society features a museum that serves as a resource for those researching family histories and local stories. Their virtual tours and educational activities invite the public to explore and appreciate Hopkins' unique past. Generated from the website

The Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest (JHSUM) is dedicated to preserving and interpreting Jewish history from North Dakota to Minneapolis' North Side. Founded in 1984 by community members passionate about safeguarding local Jewish narratives, JHSUM has evolved to focus on education, programming, and special projects that highlight the Midwestern Jewish experience. With its archival collections housed at the University of Minnesota Libraries, JHSUM collaborates with various organizations to promote Jewish culture and history in the region. As a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, it relies entirely on membership and donations to support its mission of celebrating and preserving Jewish heritage for future generations. Generated from the website