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It's May and that means it’s time to recognize Wheaton’s history as well as learn more about the City. The City of Wheaton Historic Commission is offering several events and opportunities to the community during the national observance of Preservation Month.
Date & Time: Wednesday, May 13, 7 p.m.
Location: Wheaton Public Library, 225 N. Cross St.
The Theosophical Society is celebrating 100 years since construction of its headquarters at 1926 N. Main St. Films and photos will illustrate how this architectural treasure came to Wheaton and its impact on the community. Provided in partnership with the Wheaton Historic Commission. Registration information will be added once it is available.
Date: May 2026
Locations: Historic sites throughout Wheaton
Residents will notice blue signs going up in front of the over 160 historic homes and buildings in May.
Snap a picture of the QR code on the sign to be directed to the new interactive Wheaton Historic Register Map. The map provides images of the sites plus information such as the date built, prominent citizens of the past who lived in the home, and the architectural style. Pick a section of Wheaton and create your own self-guided tour.