Lake County school planners announced they plan to keep the front facade of the former GHS, now Gray Middle School, when they make the $32 million improvements to the campus.
The James L. Wyche permanent bronze plaque has been installed in the senior center that bears his name. Residents can view it during the weekday hours the center is open.
NEW GROVELAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY BOARD
New board members were recently elected to lead the Groveland
Historical Society. Pictured in front: President, Marie Padgett.
Pictured in back, left to right: Howard King, Programs; Doris
Bloodsworth, Publicity and Fundraising; Connie Fleetwood,
Treasurer; Mary Helen Myers, Secretary.
Not pictured: Billy Evans, Vice President and James Smith,
Government Relations.
The Groveland Historical Museum is a joint project of the Groveland Historical Society and the City of Groveland. The Groveland Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency that depends upon your tax-deductible donations.
What does your donation buy?
$20 = pays for Web hosting for one month.
$25 = family membership
$50 = e-mail newsletter sent personally to all GHS alumni and other subscribers for one month
$60 = pay for restoration of a class photo
$100 = mount approximately 20 photos
Thank you for stopping by! Coming soon! Virtual tour.
The Groveland Historical Museum is operated in partnership by the Groveland Historical Society and the City of Groveland. The Groveland Historical Society is a nonprofit organization seeking 501(c)(3) status.