CHASKA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
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The
Chaska Historical Society was officially organized in 1980 by
a group of people who recognized the need to record and preserve
the history of Chaska.
The Chaska society, a chapter of the Carver
County Historical Society, is located in the Chaska History Center
at 112 West Fourth Street in a newly restored 1890 Livery Stable.
The organization is led by a nine member elected Board of Directors
which meets quarterly. The annual meeting of the membership is
held each fall usually in November.
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The Chaska Historical Society was officially organized in 1980 by a group of people who recognized the need to record and preserve the history of Chaska.
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The society could not exist without the continuing
support of its many volunteers
and the generous donations received from its supporters.
As with any nonprofit organization our budget only goes so far
so we have posted here
our "Wish List". If you have any of the listed items
that you no longer are using
we could put them to very good use.
Thank You in advance for our continuing support
and the generous donations received from its supporters.
As with any nonprofit organization our budget only goes so far so we have posted here
our "Wish List". If you have any of the listed items that you no longer are using
we could put them to very good use.
Thank You in advance for our continuing support
Durable rolling cart with lightweight cabinet for
presentations at schools
Transcribing machine for small tapes
High-quality digital camera
High - Quality wand scanner for copying from fragile
newspapers
The Chaska Historical Society is a non-profit 501(c)3
corporation.
All donations are tax-deductable to the extent allowed by Federal
and State laws.
All donations are tax-deductable to the extent allowed by Federal and State laws.