The Mansion that houses the Haan Museum was originally the Connecticut State building at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. The state wanted their pavilion to represent a gentleman's country home. Many components of the building were taken from the 1760 Hubbard-Slater Mansion in Norwich, including the front entryway, various interior columns, and door capitals.

The mansion was designed and built with the intent to be auctioned off and moved after the World's Fair. It was dismantled and moved to Lafayette, Indiana by rail to be reassembled as the personal residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Potter. There are only 15 buildings surviving from the 1904 Fair, and the Haan Mansion is most true to its original design and purpose of the 13 buildings removed from the grounds.

The mansion has three above-ground floors and a full basement, totaling 16,000 square feet. It also includes seven fireplaces, six bedrooms, and 5 1/2 bathrooms.

LUNCH INCLUDED! LIMITED 15 Spots!!!

Glass projects featuring a multi-colored pattern achieved by fusing together variously colored canes, rods, strips, or squares of glass.

Perfect for groups.

Time: 5-8pm

Beginning Word

Get started with Microsoft Word by learning the basic features to create and edit documents. Become familiar with techniques to format documents and to add lists, tables, and images.

*NOTE* Must have 4 people signed up for this class to run

Daniel Hall is a certified retired professional bringing you health and wellness through these low impact exercises.

Time: 10:30am-11:30am

Session 4 W  October 29 - November 19

Daniel Hall is a certified retired professional bringing you health and wellness through these low impact exercises.

Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Evening Session 4 October 29 - November 19

Beginning Excel

Get started with Microsoft Excel by learning the basic features to create and edit spreadsheets. Learn how to enter data, to format data, and to create simple calculations. In addition, discover how to sort data and create basic charts.

*NOTE* Must have 4 people signed up for this class to run

Chair yoga is especially  suitable for older adults, people with balance or coordination issues, and those with disabilities.  Chair yoga helps increase flexibility, lung capacity, circulation and strength, Improves balance and  relieves stress.  The class incorporates breathing  exercises, stretching, yoga postures, and final relaxation. 12 classes per session.

9:00am-10:00am

Fall Session 4 M, W, F  November 10 - December 8th

No class November 28th

Fee: $45.00 each session (12 classes)

Location: Bremer Conference Center

Instructor Glenda Brooks

Beginning PowerPoint

Learn the basic features of PowerPoint, including creating and editing a slide presentation; adding slide transitions and animations; and inserting tables, charts, and graphics.

*NOTE* Must have 4 people signed up for this class to run