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Text Box: Putnam County Historical Society P. O. Box 74 Hennepin, IL 61327-0074 815-925-7560 Contact us at: e-mail “IF OUR PAST IS TO HAVE A FUTURE...WE MUST PRESERVE IT NOW." pchslogo.jpgHennepin, Illinois - Part of the Illinois River Road - Route of the Voyageurs

Text Box: We are open Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are closed from mid December to mid March for the winter. Call 815-925-7560 and leave a message or call any of the board members, see listing above, or e-mail us for availability of other days or times or winter access. Ag Museum is open by appointment only. Points of Interest in Putnam County Other Area Links –Want your website linked –please contact us – we would be happy to link any area family or site. We are in urgent need of volunteers. Most of our volunteers have been with us for many years and have given freely of their time and talents, but Father Time is making it necessary for them to move on. We need a few good souls who are willing to do some light office work and/or light housekeeping to keep the house in a good state. Anyone interested, man or woman, please contact any of the board members, call and leave a message on our answering machine, or contact us by e-mail at PCHS61327@Yahoo.com. Text Box: We are located in the: Pulsifer House 327 Old Hwy 26, Hennepin, Illinois. Ag Museum Hennepin, IL Horizontal Scroll: Upcoming Events Updated 10/4/2009! Horizontal Scroll: Membership & Research FeesHorizontal Scroll: RestorationHorizontal Scroll: Board MembersHorizontal Scroll: Genealogy Including forms for filing for Pioneer Certificates Horizontal Scroll: Education Including tribute to Dr. Joseph Brennemann Horizontal Scroll: Ag Museum image006.jpg"
Bevel: Interested in aerial photos of Putnam County? Check out this website. Vintage Aerial Farm Photos – 1970 Photos of Putnam County Farms and Sites
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Text Box: Our next event! Christmas Open House December 6, 2009 2 – 4 p.m. Join several area children as they celebrate Christmas in the 1850’s.