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JULY 2026 “1776” MUSICAL:  THURSDAY, JULY 30th & FRIDAY, JULY 31st  

Join the Huron Historical Society as it commemorates America’s 250th Anniversary with the production of the award-winning musical “1776” at McCormick School.  Based on the events leading up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the production will be a tribute to the historic Huron Playhouse, which ran from 1949 to 2016. Dr. Jann Graham Glann, the former managing director of the Huron Playhouse and retired professor of theater from BGSU Firelands will direct “1776”. Her sons Kerry and John, who are Playhouse alumni, will serve as the music director and one of the leading actors, respectively. Shaun Moorman, another Playhouse alumni and former company manager for “The Book of Mormon” on Broadway is lending his expertise as is Geoff Stephenson, BGSU Professor of Musical Theater.

Become a Sponsor of the Production now.  The musical license and set plans have been purchased.  With one grant secured, the Huron Historical Society hopes to attain additional grants and will need support through sponsorships and ticket sales.

Sponsorship Levels Range from the $25 Individual Patron level to $5000 Major Production Sponsorships.  Given bank processing fees for online transactions, only the $100 and $25 levels can be submitted online here.  For $5000, $1000, and $500 levels, submit the Sponsorship Form 1776 Musical with a check payable to the Huron Historical Society. Receipts will be provided via email.

IN THE NEWS: 

Year 2025 marked 70th Anniversary of Huron Yacht Club:  Read details in the Spring Newsletter.

Year 2025 Marked 250th Anniversary of the start of the American Revolution The Ohio 250 Commission held a series of events, to include our Lake Shore Electric Presentation at the Library.

Year 2024 marked the 200th Anniversary of the Old Plat of the Village of Huron  Although Huron was founded in 1809, the town’s business and residential districts weren’t platted until 1824. The village’s first official map was filed that year in Norwalk, the seat of Huron County, which at the time included Huron.

SUMMER 2026 LIBRARY DISPLAYS:     

Main Entrance Display:  Feature the History of the Huron Playhouse

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(Updated  December 1, 2025)

 

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May 31st, 2023

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