Volunteers are always an integral part of museum’s operation. We couldn’t do what we do without the dedication of our volunteers. There are plenty of opportunities to help out at the Dakota Territorial Museum or Mead Building. Consider becoming a tour guide, docent, special event volunteer, or help in our gift shop. Whether you have a little time or a lot of time, we have something for you. We also have an upcoming three part plaster restoration class with R-Tec. Call them at

With spring just around the corner, the Mead Building project was the focus of a strategic planning meeting. Committees were busy discussing current projects and what is to be done in the near future. It is exciting to see the work that is already completed, and to imagine what progress will be made with the warm weather. We would also like to announce the addition of a Marketing Coordinator to our staff, Laura Beall (see her photo below). If you have questions about the proj

Pictured here is one of the new storm windows for the first floor parlor rooms. Each window measures over 9 feet tall. Thanks to the nice weather, things have been progressing nicely at the Mead Building. A Plaster Restoration community education course is now open for three Saturdays in April, available through R-Tec. If you are interested in this course you can go to meadbuilding.org for details or contact R-Tec at 668-5700. If you have questions about the project or eve

Despite the wind and weather, the work at the Mead Building has been progressing. Recently, Ben Brunick of Chalkstone Woodworking accepted delivery of replacement glass for the reconditioned sash windows. Brunick is reusing much of the existing glass but there are panes that were missing or broken. Many thanks to The Glass Cutter for their help with this project. If you have questions about the project or events you can contact us at the Dakota Territorial Museum at 610 Summi