Stanley Area Historical Society
Welcome To Our Website
This offer is good June 3rd to Sept 30 2023
More Digital Resources from SAHS Museum
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We also have digitized all of the Stanley Boyd School year books and the best part is that they are searchable. Stop in to search.
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Local historians have generously donated their own family histories and these are available in our library area.
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Want to “read all about it” SAHS has all the Stanley Republicans Newspapers on file at Badgerlink. BadgerLink is Wisconsin's Online Library, providing Wisconsin residents with licensed trustworthy resources from content providers. Check it out from home at https://badgerlink.dpi.wi.gov/resource/archive-wisconsin-newspapers.
Welcome to the Museum Website!
As president of the Stanley Area Historical Society I want to welcome you to our updated Website. Our organization is extremely proud its accomplishments since we were incorporated over 37 years ago. We have grown over the years in the size of our exhibit space and in the number of artifacts that our museum contains. We want to invite and encourage you to visit us during the months of June, July and August on Saturdays and Sundays 1-4 p.m. and in September on Sundays 1-4 p.m. Or groups wishing to visit can also call for an appointment. We guarantee you will be surprised at what we have in our over 10,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space.
We await your visit. David Jankoski
Wundrow Business History Board
Halterman Business History Board
Curator of the museum for many years. First she knows Stanley and the many families, homes and businesses over the years as she has been a Stanley Resident all of her life. She is also a student of research and development when it comes to how to organize a museum display and even has a number of yearly educational events to share with you.
The Jankoski's are extraordinary volunteers all over Stanley. President Dave has been mayor of the city for many years and, after a short pause and a write-in on the city council ballot, he continues
to serve. He now is the President of the Stanley Area Historical Society for a good number of years. He lends his knowledge of Stanley after a lifetime of learning and loving his town.
Pat was a teacher at Stanley-Boyd Area Schools for many years until her retirement. She now joins her husband with volunteering at the Stanley Museum when is can.
The research takes years, but the result is worth it, as the Stanley Area Historical Society recently presented two local businesses with history boards on their buildings. The research was done by Betty Plombon, while putting together of the boards themselves was done by Judy Judnic.