Hermosa Arts & History Association
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    • 2020 Calendars
    • A Hermosa Mystery: Battle River Cemetery 1880-1895
    • Purchase Battle River Cemetery Book
    • Horse Thieves at Battle River, July 1882
    • Purchase Horse Thieves Book
    • History of Masonic Battle River Lodge #92 A.F. and A.M., 1886-2000
    • Purchase History of Masonic Lodge Book
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    • 2019 Christmas Carnival

Hermosa Arts & History Association
Local History and Collections

HAHA Preserves the History of the Hermosa Area

List of HAHA Museum Collections
 Coming Soon
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History of Eastern Custer County Places and Buildings
Historical buildings in the town of Hermosa.
​Hermosa-area historical buildings and locations, including those of indigenous people.​

History of Local People
History of indigenous people.
​Storyteller biographies and other biographies and collected folklore from local families.
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Obituary Library
This is an extensive collection of obituaries and other documents detailing the lives of Hermosa and Custer County residents. This collection exists because of the long-term efforts of a few inspired HAHA members. Lyla G. Robertson began the project by cutting obituaries out of local newspapers for many years and donated her obituary scrapbook to HAHA. Lilah Pengra continued the project, drawing from several sources including Ancestry.com until Linda Hasselstrom took it over. It was digitized in 2026 by Ruth Wilford. 

Visit the library here. ​
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Highland Park Cemetery
Overview and history of the cemetery
The Civil War Canons at the gates
​Civil War Veterans in the cemetery

Bibliography of Hermosa-area History Books
History books specifically about Hermosa, and larger histories that mention Hermosa and the surrounding area.


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  • Home
  • About HAHA
    • Mission and Goals
    • Contact and Connect
    • Board of Directors
    • History of HAHA
    • HAHA Museum
    • Meeting Minutes >
      • 2018 Minutes
  • Events
    • 2026 Events
    • 2025 Events >
      • 2025 Plein Air "Art Out"
    • 2024 Events >
      • 2024 Plein Air "Art Out"
      • 2024 Christmas Carnival
      • 2024 Online Auction
    • 2023 Events >
      • 2023 Online Auction
    • 2022 Events >
      • 2022 Online Auction
    • 2021 Events
    • 2020 Events
    • 2019 Events
    • 2018 Events
    • 2017 Events
    • 2016 Events
  • Programs
    • HAHA Committees
    • Memorial Garden
    • Memorial Bricks
    • Brand Boards
    • Museum Renovations
  • Bags, Boxes, and Bins of History
  • Hermosa History
    • Hermosa Coffee House displays
    • Stories of Local People
    • Places and Buildings
  • Hermosa Arts
  • Books, Raffle Tickets, etc.
    • 2020 Calendars
    • A Hermosa Mystery: Battle River Cemetery 1880-1895
    • Purchase Battle River Cemetery Book
    • Horse Thieves at Battle River, July 1882
    • Purchase Horse Thieves Book
    • History of Masonic Battle River Lodge #92 A.F. and A.M., 1886-2000
    • Purchase History of Masonic Lodge Book
  • Donate & Get Involved
    • Make a Donation
  • Sponsors
    • 2019 Christmas Carnival