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Members help out during annual clean-up. |
WHO ARE OUR MEMBERS?
With a limited operating budget and only two part-time museum personnel, the Oracle Historical Society depends almost wholly on members willing to donate time, expertise and/or funds.
Much like the community whose history we hope to preserve, OHS members bring diverse talents and backgrounds to their work. From volunteering for our annual spring clean-up to acting as museum docents, from organizing our library and writing grants to working on building repairs, volunteer members make up the core of our organization.
You too can help to preserve our heritage by becoming a member today.
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Agnes Ramsay deeds the Acadia Ranch to the Society.
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WHY JOIN?
Since its founding in 1877, Oracle’s colorful citizens have stood apart as individualists, unique as the landscape that surrounds them.
Oracle continues to offer a sense of place – like no other – to the people who live here. As the area continues to grow and change, it is important not to lose our connection to our past.
By becoming a member, you will help us in our efforts to educate others about Oracle’s unique cultural heritage and to preserve our special sense of place.
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Drawing of Acadia Ranch by Risa Waldt |
HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER
Almost everything we have accomplished has been made possible through the efforts and generosity of our members.
Please consider joining our membership. You can print out an online application (download pdf version or Word version) and send it, along with a check made out to the Oracle Historical Society, to:
Oracle Historical Society
& Acadia Ranch Museum
P.O. Box 10 • Oracle, AZ 85623
To learn more about how you can become involved, please contact us at (520) 896-9609 or email oraclehistoricalsociety @ gmail•com
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