At the Eagle Community Showcase event, we set up a camera and asked people to tell us about themselves, why they moved here, what they liked, and if they could tell us anything about the history of Eagle.

This is Part 1 – take a listen…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQdv5nkki8s

You can also see some pictures of the event by clicking on the picture below.

What is this place they call “Eagle Wisconsin?” Some say it’s an illusion of the imagination while others say it’s the soft fragrance of a wonderful dream.  But it’s a real place…born among the springs, streams, kettles and forest in southeast Wisconsin.  Located 40 miles southwest of Milwaukee, Eagle is the gateway to the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest.  The area is enchanted and stirs the creativie passion in those who spend time here. Many notable artists including musicians, writers, painters and poets get their inspiration from this place. 

Come and see for yourself…

Click on the video below to visit Eagle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbjKj9cNKR0

Give a one-year membership to the Eagle Historical Society!

The recipient of your gift will;

• receive a quarterly newsletter with historical information, trivia, and great articles about the Eagle area
• become an important part of our effort to identify, catalog, and save our rich history for future generations
• have the opportunity to visit the Eagle Historical Society Museum for research projects

For as little as $10, you can give a gift that keeps on giving to our community!

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 Saturday 

June 5th

Here’s the chance to strut your stuff! 

Join our local pros with a day of fun, friendship, and frolick on the greens at Eagle Springs Golf Course where golf sprits are high, but scores are always low.  No golf experience required but you must enjoy people and the beautiful outdoors!  Treat yourself to good food and prizes so keep June 5th open!!!

Saturday March 20, 2010

Held @ The Eagle Elementary School Gym from 8 a.m. to Noon. A Pancake Breakfast will also be available from 8 a.m. to Noon – $5 per person. The proceeds for the breakfast will go to support the Friends group activities and library programs.  Stop in and visit the Eagle Historical Society Booth