TROTOM now open through October

The Region of Three Oaks Museum re-opened Saturday, May 1st. Museum hours for 2021 are 12-5 PM, Friday-Sunday.

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We are offering programs about local history to our members via Zoom. If you'd like to check those out, consider becoming a member-- only $10 a year for an individual and $20 for a family. Email us at if you're interested.

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SEE WHAT'S NEW ON THE WEBSITE's "EXHIBITS" PAGE!

Museum awarded
Pokagon Fund grant

The Region of Three Oaks Museum has just been awarded a Pokagon Fund grant of $3000, to upgrade museum technology.

TROTOM will purchase new computer equipment and software, aimed at improving the museum's ability to catalogue and track the thousands of items in our growing collection.

 

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Three Oaks History Mystery Solved!

The headline was striking-- "Love Nest Broken Up by Officers", but also baffling. The 

article, found in the archives at the museum, told a scandalous story about a Three Oaks official, but the clipping was undated, and it was unclear what newspaper it was from.

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So we turned to a super-sleuth-- TROTOM member Suzanne Levy-- and she launched an internet search that soon laid bare a wild saga.

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Click HERE to read Suzanne's account of cracking the mystery-- "Just who was Richard Jourpama and why was he arrested in Wisconsin?"

Three Oaks Heritage Hall

In 2020, the museum purchased Three Oaks' oldest building, which had served for decades as the Township Hall.

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We're christened it Three Oaks Heritage Hall. It's gotten a fresh coat of paint, and hung pictures of prominent area residents from years past. The building is available for community events at very reasonable rates.

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There is also office space in the Heritage Hall that is for rent.