Preserve the history of the Wends (also known as Sorbs / Lusatians) by maintaining a museum to conserve relics, manuscripts, artifacts, tapes, and other important items relating to the Wends and their heritage.
Foster an understanding and appreciation of the cultural background of the Wends.
Provide for and arrange meetings to study, exchange information, and share fellowship; organize local chapters; and recruit new members.
Cultivate the usage of the Wendish language.
Develop and manage endowment funds with specific purposes to further the work of the Society.
Hi, I am Norman M Kneschk and eserching the Kneschk, Wolsch, Meissner, and Petrick families. I would to come to the museum and do more research, but I am now almost 88 years old and don’t if I can make the trip as my wife is n poor health and I probaly should not drive that far by myself. I was wondering if you have a copy of the Manheim Lutheran church records as I would like to look at it again, because I missed something the first time.
If you will please email us with the information you are researching we will be happy to look into the Manheim Church records and share it with you.
Thank you!
Is there a way to get notice of the Wend Festival and activities. My family made noodles and I’d like to learn this skill Ad then carry on the tradition. Thank you. 🚧 Regards, Glenn Barnett 713-416-4660 cell/text 🚧 122 Laughlin Eagle Lake, TX 77434 convertassets@gmail.com
If you click on “joining” on our website, you can join the society and receive emails and quarterly newsletters from the TWHS. Our festival is always the 4th Sunday in September. We have a demonstrator who comes to Wendish Fest and our director can do classes at the museum if you’d like to call and set them up. We also have a video on our Facebook page.
Fascinating to learn about Wendish history today. Staying overnight with friends to celebrate the new year and saw a sign on the drive pointing to the Wendish Museum. Glad someone is keeping this important little piece of history alive.