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| The Old Trails Museum is owned and operated by the Winslow Historical Society which is a 501(c)(3) corporation. The museum is housed in the historic First National Bank Building built in 1921. The original mosaic tile floor, marble counter tops and steel vault are all still integral parts of the exhibition space. In 1985, Western Savings and Loan donated the building to the Winslow Historical Society. The Winslow Historical Society is run by an elected board of directors. Current officers of the board are pictured with other board members below: |
| Pictured in front of the museum's vault are: (left to right) Mary Heldt, Old Trails Museum Director Lila Atkins and Pat Raygor. Above the door is one of many fine western art originals that hang in the museum. |
| Funding for this site has been made possible in part by a grant from the Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program, National Trails System - Santa Fe, National Park Service |
| Membership in the Winslow Historical Society is still only $10 annually per person, which includes receiving a quarterly newsletter with updates on grants, projects, fund raisers, gift shop sales, donations and other museum business. |
| Mission Statement The mission of the Old Trails Museum, owned by the Winslow Historical Society, a non-profit corporation, is to receive, preserve, archive, interpret and display artifacts, documents and other such memorabilia representing the cultures and history of the Winslow area, and in so doing, engage and enlighten all visitors to the museum. |
| Current WHS Board Members and Officers are, seated, Sue Tecklenburg-President; Donna Guiher, Marjorie Herron-Assistant Treasurer; standing, Mike Lawson, Ph.D., Lila Atkins-Museum Director, Mary Heldt-Vice President, Docia Blalock-Secretary, Pat Raygor-Treasurer, and Bert Sorensen. Not pictured is Bert Peterson. |