| Roselle History Museum |
OFFICE:
39 East Elm Street
Roselle, Illinois
(630) 351-5300
39 East Elm Street
Roselle, Illinois
(630) 351-5300
Welcome to The Roselle History Museum's Website, rosellehistory.com.
We hope you enjoy browsing our site, and we also hope to provide you with
interesting and valuable information about our Village. If you don't find what
you're looking for here on our website, please feel free to give us a call at the
telephone number above.
We hope you enjoy browsing our site, and we also hope to provide you with
interesting and valuable information about our Village. If you don't find what
you're looking for here on our website, please feel free to give us a call at the
telephone number above.
MUSEUM:
102 S. Prospect
Roselle, IL
102 S. Prospect
Roselle, IL
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If you are new to Roselle or just haven't had an opportunity to visit
us, this is the official Roselle History Museum. It is called "The
Sumner House" We are located at the southwest corner of
Prospect and Elm, just across the street from the Village Hall. The
original home was built around 1880. The owner was Henry A.
Sumner who was Roselle's first stationmaster.
The museum contains many artifacts and bits of information about
Roselle and the surrounding vicinity. Our campus also features
two other building of historic significance. Both were moved to
this location from other parts of Roselle. Chapter 14 of our pictorial
history book, "Remembering Roselle", will tell you a lot more about
all three buildings. The book can be purchased at the village hall
or at our museum office. Click the "Bookstore" button for more
information.
us, this is the official Roselle History Museum. It is called "The
Sumner House" We are located at the southwest corner of
Prospect and Elm, just across the street from the Village Hall. The
original home was built around 1880. The owner was Henry A.
Sumner who was Roselle's first stationmaster.
The museum contains many artifacts and bits of information about
Roselle and the surrounding vicinity. Our campus also features
two other building of historic significance. Both were moved to
this location from other parts of Roselle. Chapter 14 of our pictorial
history book, "Remembering Roselle", will tell you a lot more about
all three buildings. The book can be purchased at the village hall
or at our museum office. Click the "Bookstore" button for more
information.
