Rotary Global History Fellowship (RGHF)

RGHF Mission:

This Fellowship is an association of Rotarians and friends dedicated to accumulating and preserving the history, values and philosophy of the Rotary movement, and encouraging others to do the same by publishing these histories, values, and philosophies on the internet.

 

OUR MEMBERSHIP

Our New RGHF Home

Welcome to the website of Rotary Global History Fellowship (RGHF)!  Be sure to bookmark dev.rghf.org as the gateway to our site.

We are redesigning this new website as we move and reorganize the contents of our previous site www.rghfhome.org (please do not go to the old site).

Rotary Global History Fellowship (RGHF) has been accumulating and maintaining the global history of Rotary for more than 20 years.  RGHF is a hub of information and a reference library – almost anything you want to learn more about from a historical standpoint about Rotary can be found within our many links and pages.

Rotary history comes alive when you visit the Rotary Global History Fellowship (RGHF)!

Please visit and explore many facets & milestones of Rotary’s rich history.

If you have suggestions for how to improve this site, please contact us at rghfhistory@gmail.com

Arch Klumph Society visit PH Memorial and home

Monday, April 3, 2023
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On March 30, 56 Arch Klumpf Society (AKS) Rotarians visited the Paul Harris House and Paul Harris Memorial. With RI translators, RI Staff and 17 of my Docent and greeter group, the fully furnished house as when Paul and Jean Harris lived there, was overflowing with curious and happy Rotarians.  All enjoyed snacks and beverages served.  My assignment to have the interior look like when Paul and Jean lived there is finally finished.

AKS guests were from USA, Brazil, Taiwan, Korea, India, Japan, Canada, Denmark and Holland and more countries.
A wonderful day was spent at our two Rotary historic sites in Evanston.


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