Membership Information

The Society - The Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society is a 501c3 charitable organization accepting gifts, bequests and donations that support our mission:  "To hold, purchase, preserve and acquire antiquities and real estate to perpetuate the history of the locality surrounding Green Bay and the State of Wisconsin".

Browse the Antiquarian Society website and learn more about our History, our Artifacts, annual Antique Shows, Restored Art, the Heritage Set, and much more.

Want to get to know us better before you join?
Register for and attend  one of the September, October or January luncheon meetings at member cost. (The April meeting is open to members only).  Details about the luncheon meetings below.

What memership means:
You support our mission of preserving & protecting the historical assets of our community.
You will try to attend meetings and actvely participate in Society projects.
You will become part of a group that shares your love of local history and enthusiasm for "timeless treasures" .

If you  are ready to join, here are the details:
Annual dues are $40 and our fiscal year is from June 1 to May 31st.
If you join at or before the November meeting, you will receive 4 free tickets to our Holiday Antique Show & Sale.
Two people at the same address may join for $60 and recieve 6 tickets to the Antique Show & Sale.
The four luncheon meetings are a separate cost and are paid in advance of each meeting.

Contact Us for more information or request a Membership Application:

Click Here to Contact the Antiquarian Society Online

Mailing address:
Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society Inc.
P.O. Box 875
Green Bay, Wisconsin  54305-0875

Member Meetings
The Society has quarterly membership luncheon meetings (except as otherwise noted below) with a program: September, November, January and April. Members only may sponsor guests (prospective members) to these meetings, except for April which is the final meeting of the Society’s fiscal year.

Friday, September 30, 2011   Site: Heritage Hill State Historical Park
PROGRAM:"Continuity and Change in the Belgian Ethic Island"
by Bill Laatsch, Retired Professor, UWGB

Friday November 4, 2011       Site:  Rock Garden Green Bay Conference Center
PROGRAM: "Victorian Style Show & Tea Luncheon"
by Pat Fifarek & Victorian Ladies and Gents

Friday, January 20, 2012        Site: Neville Public Museum of Brown County 
PROGRAM:  "What's The Connection Between Howard Pyle & Norman Rockwell?"
by Craig and John Berken

Friday, April 27, 2012               Site: Oneida Golf & Country Club
PROGRAM: Business Meeting, Introduction of New Members, Three Collections of Members Highlighted.