With facial gear and social distancing in place, the Twin Bridges Museum board met and discussed many things, one of which was to keep the present officers for another year.

Mildred E. Lykens

By Mildred E. Lykens

The museum is always in transition with displays being assembled or dismantled, in hopes to give the visitor an interesting and enlightening experience. It was voted to keep the admission fee free, but with an attractive donation jar standing in sight at the sign in book. The small museum is busting at the seams with the donated items from pioneer families in the area and are displayed as attractively as possible. 2020 found a shortness of income with fundraisers being blocked, albeit with electricity bills still continuing to roll in. The budget was renewed and bills paid, by the generous donations of alumni as they renewed their memberships via snail mail. We have a special gem here in our community that is kept polished and bright by a few dedicated volunteers working tirelessly throughout the year. Here’s hoping that 2021 will allow the doors to be opened once again to give a grand experience to all who visit.