Your museum’s website is often the first doorway visitors walk through. At Living History Marketing, we build simple, effective, and mobile-friendly websites that highlight your collection, promote your events, and make it easy for people to visit, donate, and stay connected. Below are examples of websites we’ve designed for organizations, each tailored to their unique story and needs.
Antique Tractor Life
Antique Tractor Life is a community brand celebrating the machines and people who keep our agricultural past alive. With tens of thousands of followers across Facebook and YouTube, they needed a website to serve as a central hub for blogs, stories, and resources. We designed a clean, mobile-friendly site that organizes content for both casual readers and dedicated collectors, while also creating space for future growth into e-commerce and sponsorship opportunities.
WRS Earthworks
WRS Earthworks is a Central Illinois excavation and land improvement company specializing in site prep, drainage, and soil solutions for farms and residential projects. We built them a modern, easy-to-navigate website that highlights their services and drives inquiries through a simple contact form. The new site gives WRS Earthworks a professional digital presence that matches the quality of their work in the field.
Boomgarden Media
Boomgarden Media is a creative agency that provides video production, social media strategy, and marketing services for small businesses across Illinois. They required a website that clearly outlined their services, showcased past client work, and made it easy for prospects to connect. We delivered a professional, polished site that balances storytelling with lead generation, giving Boomgarden Media a strong platform to attract and convert new clients.
Your museum deserves a website that works as hard as your volunteers do. Whether you need a simple site that shares your story or something more robust, we can build it. Let us create a digital front door that reflects the quality of your collection and inspires visitors to step through.