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The Story Behind Bush Place In this quarter’s What’s In A Name? series, we’re taking a closer look at one of Downers Grove’s smallest streets — Bush Place. Tucked away on the
All April long, the Downers Grove Historical Society has proudly showcased a captivating display at the Downers Grove Public Library! This eye-catching exhibit highlighted fascinating artifacts and stories from the
This year is off to an incredible start, with six historic homes already recognized through the Downers Grove Historic Home Program! The Downers Grove Museum staff and Historical Society Historic
Historical Society Explores Baseball’s Past at Member Meeting The Baked Apple provided a warm and welcoming setting for the Downers Grove Historical Society’s member meeting on Sunday, March 23. Attendees
Mark your calendars for a week filled with exciting events celebrating Downers Grove’s rich history and community spirit! See here for details! Saturday, April 26 – Pine Hollow Golf Tournament
Support local businesses that give back to our community—and take advantage of exclusive discounts for DGHS members! Cadence Kitchen Good Beats. Great Eats. At the intersection of Burlington Avenue
The Downers Grove Historical Society has named Anna Parker Paige as the 2025 Founder of the Year, recognizing her enduring contributions to the early Downers Grove community. A special ceremony
Check out our new Notable Women in Downers Grove History page! In celebration of Women’s History Month this March, the Downers Grove Historical Society is honoring remarkable women who have
Honoring Helen Kenyon (1846-1937) March is Women’s History Month, and one Downers Grove street pays tribute to a remarkable local woman. Helen Kenyon, known as “Aunt Helen,” lived at 5427
Downers Grove “Tonsorial” Artist in the 1880s Born in Germany in 1850, Henry Selig immigrated to America in 1875. He married Agusta, and together they raised several children. By the
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