Roslyn Vinegar Museum receives grant for new roof

  • International Vinegar Museum in Roslyn, pictured during Vinegar Fest June 14, 2025, was one of five locations to receive a grant from Deadwood Fund Grant which South Dakota State Historical Society awards twice per year. The grant, worth $10,000, will be used to replace the roof of the museum which was built in 1936 as the Roslyn Auditorium. Reporter & Farmer | file photo, Leyton Beardslee
    International Vinegar Museum in Roslyn, pictured during Vinegar Fest June 14, 2025, was one of five locations to receive a grant from Deadwood Fund Grant which South Dakota State Historical Society awards twice per year. The grant, worth $10,000, will be used to replace the roof of the museum which was built in 1936 as the Roslyn Auditorium. Reporter & Farmer | file photo, Leyton Beardslee
    Roslyn’s International Vinegar Museum was selected as one of five recipients for the Deadwood Fund Grant fall 2025 cycle which the South Dakota State Historical Society awarded to historic preservation projects across the state.The grant, which is for $10,000 to be allocated towards a new roof for the museum, was awarded from the Deadwood Fund program, which is funded exclusively by a ...

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