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The Centralia Historical Society Museum & Gardens. Schedule a tour of the museum and stroll through the beautiful gardens. Museum. Three complete floors of incredible displays detailing the rich history of Centralia. Chance Gardens.
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Centralia Historical Society, Centralia, Missouri. 973 likes · 81 were here. 319 E. Sneed St. Centralia, MO 65240 The Gardens are open year round to the public. Our hours liste
WELCOME TO THE CENTRALIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Check out the museum & gardens. Tour Hours: 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday & Wednesdays—May through October. Tours are conducted by volunteer docents (tour guides). Special tours may be scheduled by appointment.
In the museum you will find a room dedicated to Centralia’s involvement during the Civil War along with artifacts from former members of the Centralia community. The Chance room holds items from the history of the A.B. Chance Co, now Hubbell Power Systems.
The Centralia Historical Society is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Centralia and the surrounding areas. The society's museum, events, and programs provide visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about the city's past and the people who shaped it.
The Centralia Historical Society is housed in a Victorian (Queen Anne Style) house that was built in 1904 by Centralia Pharmacist, R. L. Hope and his wife Belle Downing Hope. In 1908, it was purchased by Charles Early family, bank president.
The Centralia Museum is Rich in History. Many items in the house belonged to the Chance family with the balance of items having been donated by area residents. A great example of Chance family items is the Three Graces marble statuary that was made especially to sit under the front staircase.
