CLASSES
All classes are beginning level and are a $50 donation to the Keller
History Museum, tax deductible, which includes all materials needed for
the class. All classes will be held at the museum on Saturdays at 2:30
unless otherwise noted. We invoice via email through Square. A paid invoice
secures your spot in a class. If you are a member of Old Town Keller
Foundation, you get a 20% discount on all classes. If you are not a
member yet and wish to become one before you pick a class click on our
DONATIONS PAGE, below. If you need more information about a specific
class or to sign up for one, please message us on
Facebook and include your email address.
If you don't do Facebook, email us at
Classes
Thanks!
The classes that are currrently scheduled are:
Maaj Jongg - Saturdays in July ~ All classes full at this time but we
are planning this and other classes for the fall, so check back!
We invite everyone to become a part of our foundation and support the Keller History Museum in its effort
to collect and preserve the history of Keller and the surrounding Cross Timbers area. We are a 501c3 organization;
memberships and donations are what keep us alive and able to continue sharing that history with you. To become
a member or make a donation, go to our
DONATIONS PAGE!
Old Town Keller Foundation
and
Keller History Museum
133 Bates Street
The mission of the Old Town Keller Foundation, a 501c3 public charity, is to increase awareness and appreciation for the history of Keller and to support the
development and enhancement of the Old Town Keller district. The Foundation will seek to identify heritage sites
significant to the area’s 19th century origins and will seek to preserve the artifacts and the collective memory of the early 20th
Century and of the mid-century years so critical to the emergence of today’s Keller, as impacted by the surrounding Cross Timbers region.
One of our projects is the establishment of an historical archive, which you may access
here. The archive is part of the information available at the UTA Special Collections.
A link to the collections is also found on the Links Page.
Keller History Museum:
The Jarvies House at 124 South Main was moved to 133 Bates in October 2013 and opened October 7, 2014 as the Wild Rose Heritage Center,
now the Keller History Museum.
The museum provides a focus for the artifacts and memories of the history of the
Keller area. We will be offering periodical classes
to small groups in a wide range of subjects including the traditional handicrafts of weaving, quilting, knitting and crocheting. We invite
you to participate in the museum by volunteering your time and talents, donating to help us present programs of interest to the community,
becoming a member of Old Town Keller Foundation.
For more information
go to the Jarvies House page. We have lots of pictures on our
Facebook Page.
If you would like to assist us in our projects by becoming a member or with a donation, click
here.
