Contact information
We’d love to hear from you.Just choose the most convenient method and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
(319) 266-5149
For research requests or to donate an artifact:
To schedule a field trip or to volunteer:
For all other questions or comments:
308 West 3rd Street, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
Staff Listing
Julie Huffman-klinkowitz, Collections Manager & Curator,
James Weber, Maintenance & Grounds Coordinator
Julie Huffman-klinkowitz, Collections Manager & Curator,
James Weber, Maintenance & Grounds Coordinator
Board of Directors
Sara Lair
Retired Legal Secretary
"The Cedar Falls Historical Society is important to our community because it showcases our great city through the past, as well as the future! I enjoy volunteering at the Cedar Falls Historical Society because there are so many different ways to volunteer – something for everyone – and you meet great people through volunteering."
Kate Martin
Retired Librarian, Rod Library, UNI
"I enjoy volunteering at the Cedar Falls Historical Society because of the opportunity it provides to interact with a broad group of dedicated staff and other volunteers who have similar interests and a commitment to the community."
Cheryl Neill
Retired from Sartori (MercyOne)
"The Cedar Falls Historical Society is important to our town as it is a vital link between our community's past and present and future generations. I wanted to serve on the Cedar Falls Historical Society Board to be part of a dynamic group of Cedar Falls residents promoting our museums and raising funds."
Helen Pearce, Secretary
Retired CEO of CFCCU
"I think it is important to know where we came from and the contributions that our ancestors in Cedar Falls made. I love the continual education to students and adults through the programs that the CFHS offers. I love being part of the process and the learning experience."
Kay Rewerts
Retired Computer Consultant
"I particularly enjoy hosting at the Ice House and Victorian House. The third grade visits to the Ice House are a wonderful way to introduce students (and the parents who attend with them) to such a unique property. As the only Ice House in the United States that is a museum of the ice industry, this truly is a valuable resource for our community."
