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The Madison County Historical Society is a non-profit organization founded and operated for the perpetuation and preservation of Madison County heritage and traditions. The mission of the Society is to record, preserve, and stimulate interest in the history of Madison County, its families, occupations and way of life.

The Society maintains two buildings in the town of Madison. The Kemper residence is the former home of civil war General Kemper and is used for special occasions and is occasionally opened for tours. The Arcade Building functions as the Society museum and houses items of historical interest of the County and special exhibits. It is open a few days a week. See the facilities tab for more information about these buildings.

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ABOUT US contains information about the Society and membership information
CONTACT US describes how to contact or obtain more information about the society
FACILITIES provides information on the buildings maintained by the society
GIFT SHOP describes articles that are for sale by the society
PROJECTS describe research projects currently in process or being planned by the society
NEWSLETTER provides access to recent newsletters published by the society
TIME LINE shows a historical outline of events that have occurred in Madison County
SPECIAL EVENTS describes upcoming events planned by the society
LINKS provide access to other nearby historical societies and historical properties in the area