Program
"Ruth by Lake and Prairie"
1830s History of DuPage County
Presented by Kate Gingold
Sunday, October 26, 2025, 2 p.m.
Location: First Congregational Church of Lisle
1006 Ogden Ave., Lisle
Free Admission!
Public Welcome!
Click HERE to make a reservation
so we have a count.
"Ruth by Lake and Prairie"
1830s History of DuPage County
Presented by Kate Gingold
Sunday, October 26, 2025, 2 p.m.
Location: First Congregational Church of Lisle
1006 Ogden Ave., Lisle
Free Admission!
Public Welcome!
Click HERE to make a reservation
so we have a count.
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Preservation Project!
First Congregational Church of Lisle asked the Lisle Heritage Society to help them preserve their church building. Learn about the congregation and project progress: fcclisle.org 2025 Heritage Ornament - 44th in the Series!
Available at "Once Upon a Christmas" and online - below! 
2025 Heritage Ornament44th in the collectible Heritage Ornament series 
Fun at our Machine Shop........
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Donate!Donations are welcome!The Lisle Heritage Society is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations to the Society are appreciated and tax deductible. Adopt a Lisle
Veteran's Grave for Christmas 2026 Your $20 donation defrays the cost of one graveside wreath/stand. Click: Wreath Dec 5, 2020
ABC News Video: Veterans Interred at
Lisle Cemetery Click: Database Do you have more information about any of these veterans? Please contact Don Johnson: [email protected] Museums at Lisle Station Park
921 Burlington Ave., Lisle Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM Also, enjoy the self-guided interpretive panels located on the museum campus, and virtual tours on the District's website: www.lisleparkdistrict.org/museumsatlislestationpark.html Working to preserve portions of the past
for present and future generations. ___________________________ The Society was incorporated June, 1975 - Lisle, Illinois “When I think of those days the group was being formed, I always recall the camaraderie as we worked together to establish the Society. I want to emphasize that all of us working together is how things are accomplished best. This is how we got things done.”
Imogene Beals, the Society's first President, 1975 - 1978 _________________________________________ |