For additional information on upcoming events, lectures, and dates for docent-led tours of the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot, the Circus Car Museum, and the Caboose, please click the button below.
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From the Membership Committee
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A big thank you goes out to our members for their continued support and participation. VAHS would not be the vibrant organization it is without each of YOU!
The Venice Centennial Celebration is right around the corner, and now is the perfect time to be a part of VAHS. VAHS is pleased to announce it has over seventy new individual, family, and business memberships since January! Please spread the word to your friends and neighbors about our organization, so that they too can be a part of the action! |
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If you are not currently a member of the Venice Area Historical Society, then you are cordially invited to join us and learn about the rich and colorful history which makes the Venice area such a special place to live and visit.
VAHS was established in 1991 and is committed to historic preservation and education. The Society maintains the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot and the Circus Car Museum located on the Depot Campus in Legacy Park at 303 East Venice Avenue. |
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For an overview of volunteer opportunities for VAHS members, please click the button below. |
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Tito Gaona's sequined and velvet cape complements the VYC Christmas tree |
The annual VAHS Holiday Luncheon was on December 5th at the Venice Yacht Club, which was beautifully decorated for the holidays. VAHS members and guests filled the room to celebrate the holidays while enjoying the scenic views of the harbor.
While everyone mingled, a video of the year's past events played on the big screen. President Frank Wright honored retired, long-time Board Member and VAHS member, Carol Bailey. Although Carol was not able to attend the luncheon, her daughter Kristen accepted a beautiful photograph of the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot by photographer Liesl Walsh. The photograph was printed on canvas and framed to resemble a painting.
Everyone enjoyed a festive menu with local celebrity Tito Gaona as the special guest. Bill Haberthur introduced Tito and highlighted video clips of Tito's incredible feats on the trapeze. Although Tito spent his life traveling and performing in circuses all over the world, he always returned home to his beloved Venice! |
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Tito Gaona speaking to the audience |
Did You Know - Tito Gaona came from the renowned Gaona Circus Family, a lineage of multi-generational performers led by his father, Victor Gaona.
A natural innovator, Tito transformed dreams into reality inventing moves such as the “double double.” His pursuit of excellence led him to the triple somersault, a feat only Alfredo Codona had consistently mastered. Tito caught his first triple in 1964 and went on to perform it with remarkable consistency, elevating the standard of aerial artistry.
Driven by ambition and vision, Tito set his sights on the ultimate challenge: the Quadruple Somersault, a move believed impossible in his time. With unmatched skill and determination, Tito Gaona became the first trapeze artist ever to complete the quadruple somersault, securing his place in circus history.
Beyond his personal achievements, Tito dedicated himself to mentoring the next generation, preserving the art of the flying trapeze, and inspiring countless performers worldwide.
After traveling the world, Tito always returned to Venice and settled down with his wife Renata and their daughter Victoria, where he teaches his craft to others at the Tito Gaona Flying Trapeze Academy.
Tito Gaona remains a legend — an innovator, a mentor, and one of the greatest trapeze artists of all time. |
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Docent Ryan Mallonee with Laura Behrmann lead VAHS |
The City of Venice’s Annual Holiday Parade was on November 29th. This year’s theme was “All Aboard the Centennial” and signaled the start of the City of Venice’s Centennial Celebration. Thousands of residents lined the streets to view the floats, marchers, and bands as they walked or rode the parade route.
VAHS members and guests marched in the parade and rode in vintage cars provided by the Venice Antique Automobile Club of America. In the lead 1920's car was Mrs. Florida 2025, Eddah Wanyoike and her daughter Laylah; along with John and Jan McKeon, President of the Club; and Frank Wright, President of VAHS.
Venice resident and 100-year-young BJ Hilling rode in a classic 1929 Ford Woody Wagon driven by Ross Battaglia. Additional cars included:
- Al Leach driving a 1929 Ford Model A Tudor
- Tim McCormack with his 1931 Ford Model A Tudor
- Michael Bogumill in a 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe Business Coupe
- Bob Crenshaw in his iconic 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible
- Tony Piazza with his 1965 Ford Thunderbird Convertible
- Rod Dimon in a sharp 1970 Cutlass SX Convertible
- Mark Swanson in his 1987 Buick Grand National Turbo
- Egon Ott in his 1995 Cadillac Seville Luxury Sedan
- Mary Pritchard in her 2006 Mini Cooper S Convertible
- Mary Lanning with her 2014 Lexus IS250C
- Gerald Konarske in his sleek 2020 Porsche Carrera S Cabriolet
The group celebrated at the end of the parade by gathering at Abby's on Miami. Thank you to Amy and Dan Johnson for coordinating VAHS's participation in this year's parade. |
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Some of the VAHS members relaxing post parade |
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On October 26th, VAHS held its latest New Member Orientation ("NMO") in the Freight Room of the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot. Thirty-one new members listened to a presentation about VAHS, had the opportunity to meet with board members, and enjoyed light refreshments. |
The NMO provides the opportunity for new members to learn about the organization, the volunteer opportunities, how to navigate our website, and tour the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot and the Circus Car Museum.
The next NMO will be held in the Spring 2026. |
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Pop-Up Meet-Ups are a great way for members and their friends to connect during the year. Stay tuned for our next Pop-Up Meet-Up. We will send an email blast to our members to register. |
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Lord-Higel's Coffee House Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Image courtesy of the Venice, Florida Municipal Government Facebook page |
This ceremony took place the morning of December 10th. Congratulations to Alyssa Williams and Gary Lauters on your new endeavor! In the evening, VAHS held a Pop-Up Meet-Up. |
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Irvin Lewin speaking to VAHS Members |
Sixty-four VAHS members met Alyssa and Gary the owners of the Lord-Higel's Coffee House by Black Gold Coffee Roasters, toured the incredibly restored building, and enjoyed a presentation by VAHS Board of Director Irvin Lewin on the history of the house. VAHS was the first organiztion to hold an event like this at the location! |
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Book Launch at The Island Bookshop |
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Ann Martinuzzi addressing VAHS members and guests |
A recent Pop-Up Meet-Up was in the form of a book launch at The Island Bookshop. One of the VAHS centennial fundraisers is the sale of the reprint of a book first published in 1969 entitled Venice and the Venice Area, written by former Venice Mayor, George E. Youngberg, and W. Earl Aumann. This fifth printing centennial edition was curated by Mayor Youngberg's grandsons and is filled with additional photographs. It encourages the reader to take a scavenger hunt through the past one hundred years and see how Venice has changed. VAHS Board of Director Ann Martinuzzi spearheaded this project over the past eighteen months to bring this fifth edition to fruition. Thank you to Ann and her team for a job well done. A special thank you to Aimee Odette and Michael Rank, owners of The Island Bookshop, for graciously hosting the event. If you are interested in purchasing the special Centennial Celebration edition, they are available for purchase through our VAHS Shoppe - click on the link below to be redirected. |
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Upon the anniversary of your current membership renewal, or if you are a new member, you will be assigned a Membership Level (based on your selection).
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The VAHS Board of Directors added the categories of Lifetime - Family for a one-time donation of $1,000 and Lifetime - Individual for a one-time donation of $500. The Student Membership Level can either be $20 per year or granted by VAHS Board approval for community service hours rendered or special projects provided. VAHS has maintained its current membership rates for the 2025 / 2026 fiscal year. The annual Membership Levels are: |
Lifetime - Family $1,000 Lifetime - Individual $500
Business $75
Family $55
Individual $40
Nonprofit $40
Student $20 / merit |
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Upon the anniversary of your current membership renewal, or if you are a new member, you will be assigned a Donor Level if you fall into the pre-determined categories. As you continue to donate, your Donor Level may change as it moves into the next level. Donor Levels reflect cumulative donations. VAHS will annually review all donations to ascertain the appropriate Donor Level category. The Donor Levels are: |
Legacy
Platinum $10,000 and above
Gold $5,000 to $9,999
Silver $2,500 to $4,999
Bronze $1,000 to $2,499
Copper $500 to $999 |
The Legacy Donor Level is for those individuals who would like to make a bequest in their estate planning to VAHS. |
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If you have any questions regarding your Membership or Donor Level, or would like to join the Legacy Club and become a Legacy Donor, please click on the email button below.
As always, thank you for your continued support of VAHS. |
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Welcome to our new members! We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming events.
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James & Joy Axten Edwin Beltran Beverley Bovill Kathryn Custer Erin Dupuis David & Stacy Elwart Mary Evanofski Joseph Grossi Dorian Hardy Drew & Lee Hewlett Betsy & Harry Hosier Raymond Kelvy Kristen Lachance Edie & Craig Lowe Tony & Belva McNair Peggy Nixon Jill Obenshain Bob Scholten Lisa Thompson Susan Tyger Pam Vernon Carol Walker Donna Walker |
VAHS MEMBERSHIP WOULD LIKE TO ADD YOUR NAME! |
If you are interested in becoming more involved in VAHS, especially with the Venice Centennial activities, there are plenty of opportunities. Some of these opportunities include being a docent at the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot or Circus Car Museum, serving refreshments at a lecture, helping with registration at a special event, or serving on a committee - just to name a few! For more information, please email our Membership Committee Chair.
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VAHS would like to ask members to consider having their dues automatically renewed, ensuring there is no lapse in membership. Therefore, we would kindly ask for you to agree to maintain your credit card on file with our secure third-party processor (AffiniPay) when you next renew. You always have the option to cancel the automatic renewal.
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Ed Gates was a true friend of the Venice Area Historical Society. Quiet, good humored and highly resourceful, Ed served on the Board of Directors for many years, including as Chair of the Finance Committee.
Ed's true passion was the Depot, and he was a long-serving member of the Depot Committee. Not long after he joined the Society in 2006, he became a Depot docent, soon taking on the duty of scheduling 20 to 30 docents. He became the trainer for new volunteers, developing his own materials, thus ensuring that all recruits knew what they needed to know to be their very best. He developed and delivered private tours of the Depot, often for very large groups.
Ed’s tours were always enlightening. His preparation frequently went above and beyond expectations, including interesting, meticulously researched historical facts. When visitors and docents heard a loud “ALLLL Aboard,” they knew that Ed was on duty!
Ed played a major role in annual Venice Museums Day activities. Working with local train modelers, with whom he shared a common interest, Ed developed fun activities for the many children and parents who visited that day. For this and other special events, Ed would wear his railroad bib overalls.
Finally, Ed served on the Circus Car Oversight Committee, working tirelessly to complete the project. Once again, his past experiences and interpersonal skills were key. Ed remarked many times that, of all his volunteer activities, this was the project he was most proud to be associated with. VAHS is proud of its long association with Ed Gates, a member who will be truly missed. |
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ALL ABOARD!
VAHS and its Education Outreach Team have been meeting, planning, promoting, and training guides to host area fourth graders and educators to the Depot Campus. Although fourth grade is the year students focus on state history, VAHS welcomes all students to learn about our compelling Venice history.
School tours will rotate through six different stations:
- Depot's Waiting Room I
- Depot's Waiting Room II
- Freight Room
- Gunther Gebel-Williams Statue
- Caboose & Deck Activities
- Circus Car Museum
The school tours will last approximately two hours and will take place on a Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday over the next eighteen months.
Additionally, VAHS has scheduled two Saturdays (January 31st and February 7th) as EDUCATOR DAYS from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. Teachers and their families are encouraged to come and discover how the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot promoted the development and growth of our city.
If any of these activities spark an interest, please contact Tom Bowers at tcsabowers@live.com for additional information.
The Centennial is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and our young scholars deserve to see and hear the Venice Story. VAHS is emphasizing the idea that everyone should become a “tourist” in their own city. |
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Depot Campus
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We are operating on our seasonal schedule, which is Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, opening at 10:00 am and closing at 1:00 pm. Please check our website for further details.
Did you know, since opening the Depot Campus for tours in 2003, we have had 69,724 visitors! We are looking forward to welcoming our 70,000th visitor in January!
PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING OUR DOCENT TEAM
We are now actively seeking new volunteer docents to begin training. This is a perfect time to join and get trained.
For more information about becoming a docent, please email us by clicking on the docent button below.
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VAHS Salutes - Mark Stankard
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Venice Area Historical Society has recently embarked on a long overdue renovation of the Caboose at the 1927 Historic Venice Train Depot.
Several volunteers stepped up to help during the renovation with Mark Stankard taking the lead. Mark brought his handyman skills to great use, and we are all proud of the results. Over the past year Mark has also trained as a Docent and has assisted with book raffles at the Betty Intagliata Lecture Series.
This quarter, VAHS is saluting Mark Stankard for all of his contributions. Mark has lived full-time in Venice since August 2017 with his wife Kathy. He originally hails from the Boston, MA area where he and Kathy grew up and raised their family. He has three grown children and four grandsons who are now located on the east and west coasts of the country.
Mark was a civil/structural engineer and project manager whose focus was on public transportation systems. Retiring in December 2022, Mark now concentrates on the things he enjoys, which include outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, pickleball (started in Venice), and traveling. He also likes house projects, antique cars, and animals of all kinds.
Mark is a life-long musician and has played keyboards in local cover bands both in Massachusetts and in Florida. He continues to enjoy this hobby as a member of the Slick Willy Revival Band. Along these lines, he is accomplishing a “bucket list” item by learning to play the saxophone.
Mark has volunteered at local non-profit organizations in the past and has served as a board member and a staff member doing hands-on work. Since he always enjoyed history and museums (and railroads for that matter), volunteering at VAHS gives him the opportunity to learn more about local history while giving back to the community, both of which are very rewarding. He is a docent and also enjoys getting involved in improvement projects such as the caboose renovation and hopes to continue to help the Society thrive. |
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Collection Highlights
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We recently received several items to add to our collection. One is a carved wooden box depicting the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Note the interesting turnkey - it is actually the head of an elephant. |
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In addition, we also received a photograph album filled with vintage circus photographs from 1909, 1947, and 1954!
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Some images from the photo album |
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VAHS Traveling Exhibition
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Part of the Centennial Celebration Exhibit at the Venice Art Center |
The VAHS Traveling Exhibition celebrated the Centennial Celebration Exhibit at the Venice Art Center from November 7th through December 4th. The exhibit highlighted the Society's collection of historic items. An Opening Night Reception was held on November 7th graciously hosted by the Venice Art Center. Over 400 people viewed our exhibit and artwork by local artists. Many thanks to the Venice Art Center for giving us this wonderful opportunity to kick-off the Centennial Celebration with this exhibit! |
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The Opening Night Reception |
Thank you to Bethany Hudson Behrmann for capturing the highlights of the event.
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The VAHS Traveling Exhibition displays its collection in showcases throughout the community to greater illustrate Venice's history, the circus, KMI, and other historic memorabilia.
If your organization is interested in having an exhibition at your location, please click the email button below. |
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"Did You Know..." provides a brief look at historical buildings, places, things, or events. This quarter, VAHS is focusing on John Nolen's proposed Civic Center which was never built. |
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"Venice and the Venice Area" |
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"Venice and the Venice Area" is a concise history of Florida as well as a time capsule view of the Venice area in 1969. This Centennial edition features updates [in brackets]. VAHS, along with the author's grandsons, invite you to take a physical and digital scavenger hunt as you discover our beautiful John Nolen designed city as we celebrate its Centennial.
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This fifth edition book is on sale at our VAHS Shoppe and is available for purchase by clicking the button below. |
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For many years, the Caboose served as an office and storage location for the VAHS Collections and its documents. Many visitors to the Depot Campus have asked that it be re-opened to the public as part of our tours, and we agree.
Initially, the Caboose will be open as a learning station in support of our Student Outreach Program and will soon be open on regular tour days at the Depot. Long-term, the Caboose will house revolving displays highlighting historical events not adequately covered in our Depot and Circus Car Museums.
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Before & after photos of the initial renovation of the caboose |
Update: Phase II of the caboose interior renovations is completed! We have replaced the HVAC system, upgraded the electrical, repaired damaged sections of the subfloor, and installed new carpet tiles. All three door thresholds have been replaced for better weatherproofing. The interior walls and ceiling were repainted in the original interior color, and new baseboards were installed.
Phase III plans are being finalized and will include the installation of historical information panels which will discuss topics not covered in the train depot or Circus Car Museum and new showcases to display items from our collection. In addition, the exterior will be washed and repainted by a contractor. Lastly, the decals will be reapplied. |
Our goal is to raise $15,000 for the project. Your donation will help to make this renovation a success. To donate to this project, please click the Caboose Renovations button below. |
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Over one year in the making! Currently underwraps in an undisclosed location in Venice, the John Nolen Statue has been delivered and is waiting to be installed and unveiled at the February 18, 2026 Dedication Ceremony. Mark your calendars for this historic event - just in time for the Centennial Celebrations! |
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Site of the new statue Unveiling Ceremony February 18, 2026 |
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Betty Intagliata Lecture Series
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Education is central to the mission of VAHS. The Society provides a variety of educational opportunities for members and the general public.
VAHS provides several lecture programs each year, one in the morning and one in the evening. The evening programs are known as The Betty Intagliata Lecture Series. |
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Dr. Josh Goodman addressing the audience |
On October 21st, Dr. Josh Goodman kicked-off this lecture series with "From Horse & Chaise to Venice: A History" to an audience of fifty-four members and guests. A Q&A was held after the presentation. |
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Larry Humes addressing the audience |
On November 18th, Larry Humes spoke about "Working on the Railroad: The BLE and Venice" to a packed audience of eighty members and guests. The presentation highlighted the history of the BLE and its involvement in the development of the City of Venice. In addition, Larry's new book, Venice: A Century on the Gulf, was on sale and he graciously autographed copies. |
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Curt Whittaker addressing the audience |
On December 16th, Curt Whittaker addressed the audience on the subject of "The Lost Creeks of Venice." His informative lecture traced the history of the three major creeks in Venice:
- Curry Creek - located to the north of Venice
- Alligator Creek - situated to the south of Venice
- Hatchett Creek - meanders through the center of Venice
These creeks are significant for their ecological importance and recreational activities. |
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The 2026 lectures are as follows:
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January 20, 2026
Corky Dalton: "Venice...Tapestry and Crazy Quilt"
February 17, 2026
Bruce Stephenson: "The Brotherhood of Man in Nature - John Nolen’s Plan for Venice, Florida"
March 17, 2026
Irvin Lewin: "John Nolen’s Venice and Mariemont
Projects: Communities in Contrast"
April 21, 2026
Les Standiford - "Battle for the Big Top: The Death-Defying Saga of the American Circus"
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To be held at the
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice
1971 Pinebrook Road 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm |
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The Betty Intagliata Lecture Series is sponsored by the Venice Area Historical Society, with permanent funding provided by the Bill Jervey, Jr. Charitable Foundation. All programs are FREE and OPEN to the public. Please plan to arrive early as seating is limited.
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Over the years, The Betty Intagliata Lecture Series has been filmed and is available for viewing on VAHS's YouTube channel. Please click on the button below and watch history begin to unfold!
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Venice Centennial Lecture Series |
Education is central to the mission of VAHS. The Society provides a variety of educational opportunities for members and the general public.
VAHS provides several lecture programs each year, one in the morning and one in the evening. The morning programs are known as The Venice Centennial Lecture Series. |
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Irvin Lewin addressing the audience |
The kick-off to the recently developed morning lecture series was held on December 9th. It was very popular with forty-two members and guests attending. Board Member and Programming Committee Chair Irvin Lewin discussed "The Venice Project: Beyond the Garden City." |
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The 2026 lectures are as follows:
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January 13, 2026 Jeana Hilligoss: "The Life of Ann Worthington" February 10, 2026 Charlotte Waisman: "Women in Florida History" March 3, 2026 Sue Chapman: "A Reflective View of Venice" |
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William H. Jervey, Jr. Venice Library
300 Nokomis Avenue S 10:30 am - 11:30 am |
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The Venice Centennial Lecture Series is sponsored by the Venice Area Historical Society, with permanent funding provided by the Bill Jervey, Jr. Charitable Foundation. All programs are FREE and OPEN to the public. Please plan to arrive early as seating is limited.
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Would your organization like to have one of our experienced lecturers speak about a particular historic subject or figure? If so, please contact us, and we can arrange to provide a lecture which will educate, inform, and impress your audience. For more information, please click on the email button below.
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Recently, Bertha Honoré Palmer (aka Sue Chapman) and Dr. Fred Albee (aka Tom Bowers) attended the VAHS Centennial Celebration Exhibit at the Venice Art Center. |
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Around Town
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Circus Mural Dedication Ceremony |
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Official Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony |
On November 8th, VABI and VAHS officially dedicated the Circus Mural. Mayor Nick Pachota greeted the guests and, along with other dignitaries, cut the ribbon for this latest art installation which celebrates the history of the circus in Venice. VAHS was pleased to be a Big Top Donor to this project. |
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Field Trip to the Ringling Musuem |
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Front row: Renata & Tito Gaona, Brenda Holland, Frank Wright, Sheila & Tom Bowers. Back row: Bill Haberthur, Norman Holland, Rick Coxson |
Recently nine members of VAHS were privileged to be invited to The Ringling Museum by Executive Director, Steven High for private tours of the Circus Museum, the Tibbals Learning Center, and the Ringling Museum of Art, followed by a luncheon in the Museum Cafe. For additional photos of this outing and images of recent other events, please visit our website by clicking the button below. |
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The $2,500 VAHS Scholarship kicked off at the Holiday Luncheon on December 5th when Committee Chair Beth Gehring highlighted the program for 2026. She also announced that Bill Jervey will also be awarding a $2,500 Bill Jervey Scholarship to a senior at Venice High School. |
Below is an update on Claire Timmerman, the 2025 recipient of the VAHS Scholarship, In Honor of Betty Intagliata.
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Claire Timmerman is a busy young woman. She is nearing completion of her fall semester at UCF and is enjoying her college life. She is currently studying “International Organizations” where she is learning how the UN and NATO work, “Politics in Film” which looks at how movies reflect political themes, “American Constitutional Law I” which focuses on key Supreme Court cases, “Spanish 1”, and “Principles of Statistics” where she is learning data collection and research methods. In her words “It’s been a busy but interesting semester that’s giving me a good balance of analytical, cultural and practical learning.”
Claire is currently majoring in political science with a new found passion in law, along with minor in history. No doubt whatever career path Claire takes, she will be successful. The VAHS is very proud to help Claire reach her educational and career goals. |
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Your financial support is always gratefully appreciated. Please consider donating by clicking the button below and you will be redirected to our Donate page. Once there, please hit the yellow Donate button and then in the dropdown box, please select Scholarship Program. Thank you! |
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Certificate of Distinction |
VAHS established a Certificate of Distinction to honor community organizations or businesses celebrating significant milestones. There are several organizations and businesses that will be receiving a Certificate in 2026. |
If your organization is celebrating a significant milestone, please email us so that we may acknowledge it.
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Centennial Celebration
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The Venice Area Historical Society is excited to partner with other community organizations to help celebrate Venice's upcoming centennial. The celebrations began at the 2025 Holiday Parade in November and will extend through May of 2027.
Our mission is to ensure Venice's fascinating history and the men, women, and organizations who have played a key role in Venice's progress are celebrated by our community's residents and visitors.
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As our plans formalize, we will share more details for specific programs and events. |
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