About Us...The Granville County Historical Society
The Historical Society was incorporated in 1964. This society's purpose is to discover and collect any material which may help to establish or illustrate the history of the area: its' exploration, settlement, development, and activities in peace and in war; its' progress in population, wealth, education, arts, science, agriculture, manufacturers, trade and transportation. It will collect printed material and material objects illustrative of life, conditions, events, and activities of the past and present. The society will provide for the preservation of such material and for its' accessibility through the Granville County Museums which are administered by the society.
The society will promote preservation of historic buildings, monuments, and markers relative to the history of Granville County. The society will disseminate historical information by publishing historical material, by holding meetings, lectures, and open houses.
The society enjoys a membership of over five hundred people from all over the country. Membership fees are $25.00 annually (and operate on a calendar year) for individuals, $10.00 for students, $40.00 for couples, $75.00 for company and $300 for lifetime. and operate on a calendar year. This entitles a member to quarterly newsletters about the society's and the museum's museums activities, occasional special exhibit previews, two open houses for members only, and an annual dinner meeting.
Download the form for membership and mail your membership dues to the following address:
Granville County Historical Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 1433
Oxford, North
Carolina 27565
For additional information on the Granville County
Museums, go to these links:
To donate:
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Officers of the Granville County Historical Society
Dr. Richard Taylor, President
Ed Neal, Vice President
Carrie Currin, Secretary
Treadwell Davison, Treasurer
Sallyann Hobson, Corresponding Secretary
Board of Directors:
Steve Sievert
Alva Petway
Bobbi Wilson
Gary Weaver
Docent Chair: Dianna Marshall
History Museum Guides: Dianna Marshall
Social Chairs:
