Membership

Norwood Park Historical Society wants to grow its membership!

NPHS Membership New & Renewals CATEGORIES & BENEFITS

INDIVDUAL/FAMILY/DUAL AND STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS:

• Membership annual on a calendar year (January 1 thru December 31)
• Member Benefits include free admission to the museum, NPHS monthly newsletter, early access to select special events, member only content on our website, ability to vote in annual and special elections and membership in the Time Traveler program (discounted or free admission to 300 + “Time Traveler” history museums in the US).  
• Member Dues:   Individual: $25 annual; Family/Dual:  $35 annual; Student (to age 26):  $10 annual

JOIN NOW AND PAY

Use the dropdown below or contact membership chair using the membership form. Thank you for your donation! As we are an all-volunteer 501(c)3 organization, please note that your donation is tax-deductible where allowed by law.

• Complete the MEMBERSHIP FORM 
• Select Membership Category – move drop-down with all categories along with box for “Dual/Family 2nd Email” here
• Pay by Check, Venmo, PayPal or Credit Card:
  • CHECK payable to NPHS. Note “Membership Category” and mail or drop check off at NPHS 5624 N Newark Ave, Chicago IL
  • VENMO, PayPal ($1 processing fee) or Credit Card:
    • Individual
    • Family/Dual
    • Student
    • Business Standard
    • Business Plus
    • Life (please pay by check or Venmo)
  • Payment by VENMO note “Membership Category” in Description.

Membership rates (select credit / debit card option)

Individual $26.00 USD – year(s) Dual / Family $36.00 USD – year(s) Student $10.00 USD – year(s) Business standard $103.00 USD – year(s) Business plus $205.00 USD – year(s)

2nd email for dual/family

Thank you for your membership! As an all-volunteer 501(c)3 organization, your membership donation is tax-deductible where allowed by law.

The Norwood Park Historical Society invites everyone to become a member in their all-volunteer organization that manages a local history museum in the historic Noble-Seymour-Crippen House, Chicago’s oldest (1833). In September 19XX, the organization celebrated its golden anniversary (50 years of achievements), that included purchasing the Noble-Seymour-Crippen House, 5624 N Newark Ave, in Chicago, in 1987. The following year, 1988, it was designated a City of Chicago Landmark. Restoration work in 2000 led to identifying it as the oldest house in Chicago when it was determined that the south portion of the building was constructed in 1833 as the home of Mark Noble, Sr. and his family. Another honor was accorded the house in 2000 when it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.