US EditionMineola Historical Society hopes to house more artifacts, display exhibits
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Mineola Historical Society hopes to house more artifacts, display exhibits
Mineola’s historians are making moves to grow their space to show off more of the village’s history. More space, they say, is desperately needed. Historical Society President Thomas Murtha and Vice President Margaret Ann Farmer said their current space, which sits on the edge of Wilson Park, is bursting at the seams with historical artifacts, photographs and records, making it difficult for residents to properly view the collection, researchers…
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