About the Society The Clayton Historical Society was founded in 1974 to "research, collect, record, preserve, display, borrow, share, and interpret local history information and memorabilia, and to promote understanding of Clayton origins and development."
Its volunteers finance, maintain and operate the non-profit Clayton Historical Museum as the major local history resource for students, writers, genealogical researchers, city and county needs, developers, businesses, new residents, and visitors including many from other states and countries.
It locates, records, inventories, publicizes and marks historic sites, buildings and natural features making recommendations.
In addition to maintaining regular museum hours, the Society hosts student classes and special tours and opens the Museum upon request. The Society has developed a "twinning" bond with Joel Clayton's birth town, Bugsworth, England, and the town he founded. If you wish to join the Clayton Historical Society, please visit our Membership page or contact the Museum directly. | Board of Directors President: Janet Easton
1st Vice President:
Carmen Frank
2nd Vice President:
Barbara Allen
Secretary:
Sheila Driscoll & Barbara Fogerson
Treasurer:
Janet Easton (acting)
Directors:
Barbara Allen ~ Charmetta Mann ~ John Rubiales ~ Jeff Crady ~ Sue Kelson
~ Peggy Arundell ~ Sally Turner Curators:
Mary Spryer & Renée Wing
Past Presidents:
Carmen Frank ~ Julie Gilchrist ~ Bob Hoyer
Andrea Blachman ~ Barbara Hardy ~ Richard Ellis |