Award Recipients
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Jim Koski pictured with Carol Brady as he received the 2018 Helen Longyear Paul Award award.
Lifetime Achievement Award: C. Fred Rydholm Helen Longyear Paul Award: 1984 Frank G. Matthews, Sr. 1985 Maxine Honkala 1986 James R. Paquette 1987 Kenneth D. LaFayette 1988 Russell Magnaghi 1989 Fred Rydholm 1990 John D. Voelker 1991 James L. Carter 1993 Robert H. Clark 1994 Fred Huffman 1995 Barbara Harling Kelly 1996 John Maitland 1997 Jayne K. Hiebel 1998 Judith Paul Case 1999 Frederick Stonehouse 2000 Leo LaFond 2001 Burton H. Boyum 2002 LaVerne Antilla 2003 G. Peter Kelly 2004 Donna Weesen 2005 Lon and Lynn Emerick 2006 K.Charles Wright 2007 Ken Salo 2008 Larry Chabot 2009 Loraine Koski 2010 Marion Sonderegger 2011 Ben Mukkala 2012 Dan Hornbogen 2013 Earl Otchingwanigan 2014 Kathy Peters 2015 Joe Drobny and Dixie Franklin 2016 Dave Dompierre 2017 John Anderton 2018 Jim Koski |
The Iron Bay Restaurant & Tap Room received the Peter White Award. From left: Cora Pietila and Lorri Smith.
Peter White Award:
1985 Shiras Institute 1986 Marquette Maritime Museum 1987 The Mining Journal 1988 Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company 1989 Negaunee Public Library 1990 Kaufman Endowment Fund 1991 Peter White Public Library 1993 Marquette Monthly Magazine 1994 Pesola Management Group 1995 Forsyth Township Historical Society 1997 WLUC-TV 6 Finland Calling 1998 City of Marquette Sesquicentennial Celebration 1999 NMU Centennial Committee 2000 Landmark Inn 2001 UpFront and Company 2002 J.M. Longyear Heirs 2003 Marquette Hockey Historical Association 2004 Marquette Beautification and Restoration Committee 2005 WNMU-TV 13 2006 St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 2007 Jack Deo, Superior View Studio 2008 Michigamme Steam Team 2009 Lake Superior Theatre 2010 Paul Bonetti, Congress Lounge & Pizza 2011 Iron Ore Heritage Trail 2012 Negaunee Historical Society, Negaunee Lions Club & City of Negaunee 2013 Ishpeming Rock and Mineral Club 2014 Gwinn Clock Tower Project 2015 Ishpeming Historical Society 2016 Barnes-Hecker Remembrance Committee 2017 Beaumier Heritage Center 2018 Iron Bay Restaurant & Tap Room Ameen, Honkala and Richards Young Historian Award Cassidy Calderwood Cameron Lutey Axel Seitz Senara Dollar |
Marquette Regional History Center
145 W. Spring St.
Marquette, MI 49855
ph: 906-226-3571
fax: 906-226-0919
[email protected]
Hours, Admissions, Map:
Please see the Visit page
Contact the Staff:
Cris Osier
Executive Director
Jo Wittler
Curator
Beth Gruber
Research Librarian
Betsy Rutz
Educator
Jessica "Red" Bays
Store Manager/Rental Coordinator
Adam Berger
Fundraising Manager
Board of Trustees:
Susan Hornbogen, President
Kathryn Russell, Vice-President
Cary Bjork, Treasurer
Kathie Carlson, Secretary
Trustees:
Steve Adamini
Heather Addison
James LaJoie
Steve Lindberg
Jacqueline Medina
Jay Mering
Sandy Meyskens
Patrick Thomson
Matt Tuccini
145 W. Spring St.
Marquette, MI 49855
ph: 906-226-3571
fax: 906-226-0919
[email protected]
Hours, Admissions, Map:
Please see the Visit page
Contact the Staff:
Cris Osier
Executive Director
Jo Wittler
Curator
Beth Gruber
Research Librarian
Betsy Rutz
Educator
Jessica "Red" Bays
Store Manager/Rental Coordinator
Adam Berger
Fundraising Manager
Board of Trustees:
Susan Hornbogen, President
Kathryn Russell, Vice-President
Cary Bjork, Treasurer
Kathie Carlson, Secretary
Trustees:
Steve Adamini
Heather Addison
James LaJoie
Steve Lindberg
Jacqueline Medina
Jay Mering
Sandy Meyskens
Patrick Thomson
Matt Tuccini
Cultural Data Project
The Cultural Data Project is a unique system that allows arts and cultural organizations to enter financial programmatic and operational data into a standardized online form. Organizations can then use the CDP to produce a variety of reports designed to help increase management capacity, identify strengths and challenges, and inform decision making. They can also generate reports to be included as part of the application processes to participating grant makers.
The MRHC has participated in the CDP since 2009 and the process has been useful and informative. Among the data that is used when writing grants, is the monetary support for local artists. The MRHC Store, Spring & Third, consigns with local artists and supported them with nearly $10,000 during the FY2014. You can support local artists and the MRHC by doing your gift shopping at Spring & Third.
The MRHC has participated in the CDP since 2009 and the process has been useful and informative. Among the data that is used when writing grants, is the monetary support for local artists. The MRHC Store, Spring & Third, consigns with local artists and supported them with nearly $10,000 during the FY2014. You can support local artists and the MRHC by doing your gift shopping at Spring & Third.