Newsletters of the Past September 2005 Black River Area focusGeorge Thompson Family of RepublicWilliam MattilaNewest and Youngest Historical Society Member May 2006 Witch Lake Research & ExhibitHoosier CabinetFamily Genealogy from RepublicBlack River History ProjectPioneer Story about Thomas Gibson June 2007 State of the Historical Society in 2007Smith Mountain articleMining Journal articlesIron Ore Heritage Trail planningPascoe House Endowment Fund December 2010 State of the Society 2010Heritage Garden June 2011 What did they eat during the 1930’s? Depression, Works Progress Administration (WPA) September 1923 Bank RobberyReading Material and Photographs at the MuseumSidnaw CCC Camp in the year 1933December 1937 article WPA Project New Community Building March 2012 When was our Society Created?Mining Journal Newspaper Clippings – RepublicI REMEMBER OLD REPUBLIC continuation by George Wilson IIIThe Milwaukee Journal 1971 article about Republic Cemetery February 2014 Pascoe House Museum State of the SocietyPublicationsItems in Negaunee Iron Herald December 2017 2017 Annual ReportThe Scandinavian HotelInstallation and Dedication of the Veterans Memorial September 2019 From the PresidentNewspaper Articles from Our Society CollectionSt. Augustine First and Second church Fall 2020 From the PresidentFarewell to the Northern Specialty Print ShopObituaries from Early Republic ResidentsCampfire Girls 1950’sMorning coffee with a friend (parrot?) December 2020 Annual Report by the PresidentLetters we getTribute to our Veterans Spring 2021 From the PresidentYes, we did have a HospitalIron Ore timelineLettersProvost Homestead March 2022 From the PresidentProject Elf – When the US Navy came to the Upper PeninsulaMemories of Selling Christmas Trees in Chicago Circa 1960 by Don DeGenaroSamuel Munson Obituary, January, 1910Michigan Heritage Home Program June 2022 Creative work of Beth Campbell LetenderKudosAutobiography of a Stagecoach Robber: The Saga of Reimund Holzhey by Bruce K Cox, UP HistorianBasic Rules for ClotheslinesRAHS in the Welcome Center