LAKE HAVASU CITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Hosts various educational programs and events for the community, including interactive craft classes for children (such as wood burning), live animal shows, and the Young Curators program. The organization also offers deep-dive education classes and programs with speakers to share history.

Offers docent-led and self-guided tours lasting 45 minutes to one hour, with options for private or group tours of up to 20 people during operating hours or outside regular hours for larger groups. Multi-session and student-focused tours include interactive wrap sessions.

Conducts exclusive interviews with individuals about local historical figures and produces written content based on these interviews.

Operates a Lapidary Shop at London Bridge Plaza as a teaching environment equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, supporting hands-on learning in gem and mineral crafting.

Offers interactive education programs including the Young Curators program, multi-session tours for up to 60 students (grades 2+), and hands-on craft classes such as wood burning necklace making. Also hosts live animal shows and themed exhibition events for young learners.

Runs the Young Curators program, hosts interactive craft classes such as wood burning for children, and provides deep-dive education classes and live animal shows to engage young learners with local history and museum collections.

Hosts various educational programs and events, including interactive craft classes for children (e.g., wood burning), live animal shows, and the Young Curators program. Offers deep-dive education classes and programs with speakers to share history with the community.

Organizes exhibition opening receptions with guest speakers and unveilings, such as for "Havasu's Sunken Treasure: The Story of Millers Folly," and offers free admission to these events.

Hosts an annual 2-day Gem & Mineral Roundup in Lake Havasu City during the second weekend of November, featuring dealers displaying jewelry, gems, and minerals, and club members presenting educational display cases.

Operates a lending library for public use and publishes the exclusive LHMH Review newsletter for members, sharing historical content and society updates.

Operates a Lapidary Shop near the museum at London Bridge Plaza, providing a teaching environment with state-of-the-art machinery for lapidary arts.

Operates a Lapidary Shop near the museum at London Bridge Plaza, providing a teaching environment with state-of-the-art machinery.

Runs a Lapidary Shop at London Bridge Plaza as a teaching space with advanced equipment and hosts the annual 2-day Gem & Mineral Roundup in November featuring dealers, educational displays, and club presentations.

The organization operates a museum open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM, featuring permanent and rotating exhibits, including items related to McCulloch industries and local history, and maintains the facility as a public-facing historical resource since 2005.

Runs a functioning museum since 2005, open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM, featuring permanent and rotating exhibits such as the J-2 Gyroplane, McCulloch aviation artifacts, and collections related to local history including the London Bridge and Millers Folly. The museum maintains curated historical items like McCulloch chainsaws, branded cutlery sets, and LP records.

Operates the Lake Havasu Museum of History, open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM, featuring permanent exhibits, rotating special exhibits, and a lending library. The museum displays historical items such as the J-2 Gyroplane and hosts exhibits like "Havasu Rocks" and "Havasu's Sunken Treasure."

Operates the Lake Havasu Museum of History, open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM, featuring permanent and rotating exhibits, including the J-2 Gyroplane and "Havasu Rocks" exhibit. The museum has been functioning since 2005.

Hosts exhibition opening receptions with free admission, themed events like "Havasu's Sunken Treasure," and the annual 2-day Gem & Mineral Roundup during the second weekend of November, featuring dealers, educational displays, and club presentations. Also hosts the "Havasu Rocks" exhibit inside the museum.

Plans and conducts weekly field trips, primarily one-day excursions on Sundays or Mondays, with some overnight trips, running from late Fall through early Spring for members and the public.

Organizes comprehensive exhibitions, such as "Havasu's Sunken Treasure: The Story of Millers Folly" and a new exhibit on McCulloch aviation items, offering free admission to exhibition opening receptions.

Organizes weekly field trips, primarily one-day excursions on Sundays or Mondays, with some overnight trips, from late Fall through early Spring.

Plans and conducts weekly field trips, primarily one-day excursions on Sundays or Mondays, with some overnight trips, running from late Fall through early Spring.

Collects, archives, and preserves historical artifacts and documents related to Lake Havasu City, including McCulloch chainsaws, McCulloch Airlines memorabilia, and an LP record about the London Bridge, ensuring long-term access for future generations.

Collects, archives, and preserves historical items and stories related to Lake Havasu City and shares them with future generations through exhibitions, classes, speaker programs, and community outreach.

Collects, archives, and preserves historical items related to Lake Havasu City, such as McCulloch chainsaws, McCulloch Airlines branded disposable cutlery sets, and an LP record about the London Bridge. Provides access to curated images and digital artifacts from its archives for members and plans to provide broader archive access.

Collects, archives, and preserves historical items related to Lake Havasu City, including McCulloch chainsaws, McCulloch Airlines branded disposable cutlery sets, and an LP record about the London Bridge. The organization also provides access to curated images and digital artifacts from its archives for members and plans to expand archive access.

Produces written content about local historical figures through interviews, such as an exclusive interview with Vicki Webster about artist Dale Webster.

Provides access to a lending library.

Offers members access to curated digital images and artifacts from the museum’s archives and maintains a lending library for public use.

Offers docent-led and self-guided tours lasting approximately 45 minutes to one hour, with options for multi-session tours for up to 60 students (grades 2 and above), group tours of up to 20, and private tours available during or outside regular hours.

Offers self-guided and docent-led guided tours of the museum, approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour in length, including interactive sessions for young learners. Accommodates group tours of up to 20 individuals during operating hours, and multi-session tours for up to 60 students, primarily for grades 2 and above. Private tours are also available for larger groups or outside regular operating hours.

Offers self-guided and docent-led guided tours of the museum, approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour in length, including interactive sessions for young learners. The museum accommodates group tours of up to 20 individuals during operating hours and provides multi-session tours for up to 60 students, primarily for grades 2 and above, as well as private tours for larger groups or outside regular hours.

Offers members access to curated images and digital artifacts from the museum’s archives, with plans to expand archive access more broadly. Also produces written content and conducts interviews on local historical figures, such as artist Dale Webster.

Publishes an exclusive newsletter called the LHMH Review for its members.

Publishes an exclusive newsletter called the LHMH Review.

Produces and distributes the LHMH Review, an exclusive newsletter for members.