Caldwell Fidler in his store in downtown Davidson around 1915. It was in the building that’s now Famous Toastery.

April 8. The Davidson Historical Society (DHS) is getting ready for a comeback after a several-year COVID absence.

David Boraks, president of the DHS Reorganizing Committee, says the group is planning a fresh schedule of programs, tours and other activities to celebrate and preserve the history of Davidson.

There will be a general meeting to kick off the reorganization on April 12, at 3 pm in Room 120 at the Davidson Town Hall and Community Center.

RSVP

RSVP to davidsonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com. If you are not able to attend the meeting but still want to be involved or share ideas,  let them know.

Background

The Davidson Historical Society was founded in 1991 to promote the history of Davidson and the area. So much has changed since then, not the least of which is the rapid growth that has brought thousands of new residents.

Get involved

—Renew or start your annual membership: http://davidsonhistoricalsociety.org/JoinUs.asp

—Volunteer: Help with everything from administration to newsletters to programming.

—Send ideas: What place or event would you like to know more about?

DHS Reorganizing Committee

David Boraks, President

Rachel Workman, Vice-President

Margaret Kuras, Treasurer

Van Lear Logan

Elizabeth Martin