Onagomingkway Chapter NSDAR to Feature Baraga County Historical Museum at November Meeting
The Onagomingkway Chapter NSDAR will hold its monthly meeting on November 14th at the Lakeside Restaurant in Baraga. The program will focus on the Baraga County Historical Museum.
Marquette, MI, November 9, 2026 — The Onagomingkway Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) has announced its upcoming monthly meeting, scheduled for November 14th. The meeting will take place at the Lakeside Restaurant located in Baraga.
The program for this gathering will be centered on the Baraga County Historical Museum. This focus is intended to highlight the local history and heritage preserved and presented by the museum.
Meetings of the Daughters of the American Revolution typically involve discussions on historical preservation, education, and patriotic endeavors, often with a program element that educates members and guests on relevant topics. The Baraga County Historical Museum serves as a repository for artifacts and stories that document the region’s past, offering insights into the lives of its early settlers and subsequent development.
Attendees at the November 14th meeting can expect to learn more about the museum’s collections, its ongoing projects, and its significance to the Baraga community. The specific details of the program, such as which aspects of the museum’s work will be covered or if a guest speaker from the museum is scheduled, were not provided. Similarly, the exact time of the meeting and any specific agenda items beyond the museum program were not detailed in the announcement.
The Onagomingkway Chapter NSDAR is one of many chapters across the nation dedicated to promoting historical awareness and contributing to their local communities. Their monthly meetings provide a platform for members to connect, share information, and engage in activities that align with the society’s objectives.
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