Clevelanld County Historical Society
 
 
 
Moore-Lindsay Historical House : 508 N. Peters Director: Steve Martin smartin@normanhistorichouse.org Phone: 405-321-0156 Hours: 10-4pm Weds.-Sat. Other Contacts: Vernon Maddux, President CCHS 405-364-0506 Barbara Million, Vice-president Binx Mills, Secretary Sue Schrems, Treasurer 405- 364-9647 mailto:smartin@normanhistorichouse.orghttp://www.watkinsonline.com/moore_lindsayhistoric/shapeimage_3_link_0
Members of :
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
 
  
  2010 Membership Drive
 We offer several types of membership in the Cleveland County Historical Society. We rely on membership donations to help run the Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum and for the upkeep of our collections
 
Student/Standard Membership
Our regular one-year membership including our quarterly journal, The Round Tower; discounts on museum store merchandise, and invitation to special members-only events.
 
$10.00
 
Heritage Membership
Members receive American Heritage
History Magazine plus all that is
offered in our Standard Membership
 
$30.00
 
Premium Membership
Premium membership includes a one year subscription to American Heritage Magazine, a beautiful etched brass Moore-Lindsay House Christmas ornament. Membership also include all that is offered in the Standard membership. Your name will also be listed in our Annual Meeting program as a member who supports the preservation of local history at the highest level.
 
$50.00
Happy Valentines Day; celebrate it with Roses and with a membership in the Cleveland County Historical Society. Daisy Lindsay was typical of many woman of the Victorian era; she had a fascination with flowers, especially roses. Her rose garden occupied the south side of the Moore-Lindsay Historical South all the way to the corner of Peters and Beal st. Daisy was a woman entrepreneur of the day; she sold her roses to members of the community. Victorian valentines were typically decorated with Roses, and became associated with the flower Love.