The 2025/26 year has been a busy and productive one for the Lakewood Historical Society. Despite challenges for all facets of Public History, we are thrilled that we have reached as many groups as we have. As we close our fiscal year, it is my pleasure to share a few of our highlights from the…
The Lakewood Historical Society will host a Betsey Nicholson Victorian Tea Party for families on Saturday, February 28, at the historic Nicholson House, located at 13335 Detroit Avenue. This signature event offers families an immersive experience into Victorian-era traditions within one of Lakewood’s most significant historic homes. Participants will learn about the Nicholson family’s lasting…
Your support of the Lakewood Historical Society through your membership makes possible our yearly programming; it supports our operations and stewardship of the Oldest Stone House Museum, the Nicholson House, and the Haber Center; and it helps to maintain our collection of historic Lakewood artifacts, documents, and photographs. In 2026, we are looking forward to…
This Giving Tuesday, we would like to thank all of our members, volunteers, and supporters who help us fulfill our mission to preserve and bring Lakewood’s history alive. Throughout the year, we have been able to serve our community and share Lakewood’s history through a variety of programs and events. We offer programming to the…
The 2025 Holiday Sale is right around the corner! The Sale will run from Thursday December 4 to Sunday December 7, with hours announced soon.
Lakewood Historical Society’s director, Dr. Robert Shimp, was interviewed by Channel 19 News about the Oldest Stone House for a segment celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.