The Kirkwood Historical Society is an all-volunteer not-for-profit organization that preserves and promotes Kirkwood’s long and storied history. It was organized in 1961 and received its 501(c)(3) status from the Internal Revenue Service in July 1963. The society makes its headquarters in Mudd’s Grove, a 165 year-old Greek Revival Mansion located in the heart of Kirkwood.
Mission & Vision
The Kirkwood Historical Society fosters an active appreciation for preserving the history of the Kirkwood area and its relevance to the present and future. We are guided by our vision to preserve and share the history of the Kirkwood area and be a source of community pride marked by vibrant membership and civic engagement.
Officers:
- President: Deb Hill-Jablonski
- Vice President: Lucy Tidwell
- Secretary: Connie Krapfl
- Treasurer: Tim Englebrecht
- President Elect: Phyllis Ravensberg
Directors:
- Angelika Adams
- Victoria Bader
- Gerry Biedenstein
- Roy Brown
- Kylie Christenall
- Katie Compton
- Fonda Fantroy Richards
- Aaron Landis
- Kerry Moran
- Ann Quiqley
- Cindy Roeser
- D’Anne Weber