Visit the David L. Pierce Art & History Center during Aurora’s Pride Weekend. All exhibits including the Aurora and the Burlington Railroad: Celebrating 175 Years on the first floor, the Baseball in Aurora photo exhibit in the display case on the first...
Built in 1857, this Italianate-style house was the home to prominent merchant William Tanner and his family. The family-owned the home until 1936 when it was donated to the Aurora Historical Society. The house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places...
An exhibition of colorful lithographed war propaganda posters from the World Wars (most from World War I) debuting on First Friday, November 3, 2023, and going through Saturday, November 18, 2023, at the David L. Pierce Art & History Center, 20 East Downer Place....
Each week during the Here Comes the Bride exhibit, the history of one of the dresses will be featured on the website and social media. Visit these dresses and more in person from June 2 and extended through October 7, 2023, at the David L. Pierce Art & History...
The Aurora Historical Society’s exhibit, “Here Comes the Bride,” which was originallyscheduled to close on August 12, has been extended by popular demand by four extra weeks,through Saturday, September 9. The exhibit features nearly thirty wedding dresses from the...
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