Taste Of


Blue Springs


2017



Thank you to everyone that helped make this event such a 

HUGE SUCCESS!




Photos by


Randy Hansen

Photography







July 2016, students in the Blue Springs School District’s Prime Time program participated in ‘My Community’ tours. Pictured are the tours we gave of the Chicago & Alton Depot.  The tour consisted of multiple stops including Central Park, the Blue Springs Community Garden, the Blue Springs Historical Society’s Depot, the Blue Springs Police Department, Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce and multiple downtown businesses. These tours were made possible through a Truman Heartland Community Foundation grant awarded to the Blue Springs School of Economics to help educate kids on the importance of civic and business partnerships.







DEPOT

MUSEUM

HOTEL

MUSEUM

HOUSE

MUSEUM


Donations can be sent to:

Blue Springs Historical Society

PO Box 762

Blue Springs, MO 64013

or

Donate Now!

Last year at this time we were raising funds to replace the front porch on the Dillingham-Lewis House Museum. The funds were raised and that work will be completed this summer! A BIG THANK YOU to everyone that donated to the porch fund.

This year we need to repair the gutters, damaged eaves & paint the Dillingham-Lewis House Museum. These are very costly repairs and could easily double depending on the damage that can’t be seen until the work is started.

Your support is crucial in our efforts to raise the funds needed for this large repair. You can help by sharing this post and by contributing towards the repairs.

You can make a donation by:

- Donate button on our Blue Springs Historical Society Facebook page      with video showing damage of eaves and more.


- Make a donation at the link on the top of this page


- Send a check to:

  Blue Springs Historical Society

  PO Box 762

  Blue Springs, MO 64013


Thank you in advance for your donation, sharing this post and for helping give the past a future!

Dillingham-Lewis Museum Front Porch Fund

The Dillingham-Lewis House Museum is a seven-room home that was built in 1906 by Morgan Vachel Dillingham. From 1928 - 1947, Miss Narra Lewis resided in the home. In 1976, the home was purchased by Blue Springs Historical Society, Inc.


We are trying to raise enough funds this year to replace the concrete front porch and steps on the Dillingham-Lewis House Museum and add a handicap ramp on the south side of the porch.


Update


Funds have been raised and the porch work will start May-June 2018!


​Thank you to everyone that donated to the porch fund!





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