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Hours of Operation Saturdays 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. or by appointment. Closed for the season November thru April. For special group or individual tours call the museum at (608) 938-4216 or send your request to mahs@tds.net. MAHS Museum P.O. Box 463 204 N. Main St. Monticello, WI 53570 Phone: (608)938-4216 Email: mahs@tds.net The Monticello Area Historical Society was founded in 1995 by Mrs. Marlene Schmalbeck. She saw our area history being sold at auctions and garage sales and felt that something had to be done to preserve our heritage. In 2001 a very generous benefactor, Mrs. Ruth Knight Sybers, purchased the old Woelffer Drug Store building and donated it to the society for use as a museum. From this time on we have begun collecting and cataloging artifacts, photographs and family documents pertinent to the Monticello area as well as pharmacy items found in our building. We consider our area of responsibility to include the region covered by our local school district. This covers parts of the townships of New Glarus, Exeter, Monroe, Sylvester and the whole of Washington, and Mt. Pleasant. The Monticello Area Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) charitable society. Your donations and gifts are tax-deductible. Membership Application MAHS general membership meetings are held in the north room of the Zwingli church annex, 416 E. Lake Ave., Monticello, the 4th Thursday of each month EXCEPT July, November and December. Members receive a quarterly newsletter. We prefer sending the newsletters via Email but do send by first-class mail if preferred. Multiple member households will only receive one newsletter so please share. Board of Directors President – Mary Davis Vice-Pres. – Nancy Rufener Secretary – Sue Rieder Treas. – Karen Brugger Member – John Casey Member – Hans Sulzer Member – Dave Gietzel Collection Manager& Collection Archivist Jules Cappelle Coordinators Docents – Kay & Bill Dickson Programs – Sue & Paul Rieder Membership – Carol Schultz Newsletter – Jules Cappelle

The chamber welcomes all area businesses and professionals to join the Monticello Chamber of Commerce. By working together to improve our businesses we can insure a thriving, strong community, one we can all be proud of for generations to come. Monticello Chamber of Commerce Chamber Meetings held first Friday of the month, Noon to 1:00 PM at: T & D Bar & Grill 149 N Main St. Monticello, WI 53570 Monticello Chamber of Commerce Board meets 9:00 AM Wednesday before the regular meetings in the Village Hall. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 281 Monticello, WI 53570

7:00pm – 8:00pm At Zwingli United Church of Christ

The Monticello Foundation, Inc. PO Box 636 Monticello, WI 53570 The Monticello Foundation, Inc. is a tax exempt corporation which was founded in 1994 for the sole purpose of financially assisting Monticello graduates as they extend their education or career training beyond high school. Scholarships are awarded each year with funds earned from the principal in the fund. With your support, we are able to continue to award thousands of dollars annually to deserving students. Your tax deductible donation is a gift that continues to give year after year. In addition to monetary donations, the Monticello Foundation accepts transfers or donations of stocks and property. Please contact your financial advisor to learn how to bring charitable giving into your estate planning. Shown here are 2014 Monticello High School Graduates who were each awarded $2,000 scholarships. (pictured left to right) Forrest Havens, Nicole Baebler, Lucas Marty, Claire Bruns, President of the Monticello Foundation-Elmer Lemon, Marissa Berg, Lauren Schilder, Clare Gietzel and Hunter Pratt.

UCC in Monticello Wisconsin At the Zwingli Church you will find friendly and welcoming people who care about developing significant relationships, building strong families, and staying connected to both our village and God’s global community as we seek to live out our motto; “Inviting All to Follow Jesus Through Faith and Action.” We invite you to worship at 9:15 A.M. each Sunday. There are opportunities for Christian Education for every age group at 10:30 A.M. each Sunday, as well as a wide range of music, service, camping and fellowship activities throughout the year.