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Allen Co. This Day in History
This Event is hosted by WPTA.
WPTA 21 Alive air daily. "This Day in history" in advance of America 250. Contdown to our nations 250th Birthday Also"
"We the people" stories about Fort Wayne a U.S. History in conjunction with America 250.
21alivenews.com
Allen Co. Pathways to Belonging: Citizenship, Rights, and Records Through History
This Event is Hosted by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Department.
From naturalization records to military enlistments, the journey to citizenship in the United States has left a rich paper trail for genealogists. This program explores when and how various groups-- including immigrants, women, Indigenous peoples, and formerly enslaved individuals--gained legal recognition as citizens. We'll trace the evolving definitions of citizenship, the rights and responsibilities it conferred at different times, and the historical records that document these transitions.
Participants will gain insights into how these changing las and policies impacted on their ancestors and where to look for relevant genealogical records, from early petitions for naturalization to modern documentation. Spanning from the founding of the nation to today, this session highlights how the pursuit of belonging has shaped individual lives and collective history. Presented by Allison DePrey Singleton and Elizabeth Hodges.
Event Page for Registration: https://acpl.libnet.info/event/13814757
Allen Co. Building a Nation, One Block at a Time: A Walking Tour of Williams-Woodland Park
This Event is hosted by Allen County Public Library Genealogy Department.
Celebrate America250 by discovering how the story of a single home can reveal the lives of its residents, the spirit of a neighbourhood, and the changing history of a nation. Join Elizabeth Hodges, Assistant Manager of Genealogy Services and member of the Allen County America250 Committee, for a walking tour of the Williams-Woodland Park Historic District. Along the way, you'll see real historical records--census entries, deeds, maps, photos, newspapers, and more-- that bring to life the families who lived in these homes and the world they inhabited. Learn how genealogical and historical research can transform bricks and mortar into vibrant, personal stories that connect us to the past --and to each other.
Please dress comfortably for walking outside.
Allen Co. William Berry Patriot Marker Deduction
This Event is Hosted by SAR.
Dedicate the Patriot Marker created in hour of William Berry.
Allen Co. Bells Across America
This event hosted by Allen County America 250th Committee
Bells Across America is an annual celebration of the signing of the U.S. Constitution. Participants gather to ring bells, much as the church bells of Philadelphia rang out when the U.S. Constitution was first signed at 4 pm on September 17, 1787.
Constitution Week is September 17th through the 23rd. We will ring bells citywide and have a program on September 17 at 4:00 p.m. in the Allen County Public Library Theater, 900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne, IN 46802. The Bells Across America program at the library will include a Bell Choir and be recorded.
All churches, public sites, and schools are encouraged to ring their bells on Wednesday, September 17 at 4:00 p.m. EST in honor of the signing of the United States Constitution.
Any other Event Information: No charge for the event.
"Allen co . Bells Across America"
This Event is hosted by Allen County Committe
We are contacting churches , schools & Public sites to ring bells as part of the Bells Across America nation wide event to honour the signing of the U.S constitution
Aldersgate Church bell Choir will perform and the event will be recorded
"America 250th Allen County Kickoff"
Fort Wayne History Center
302 e. Berry St. Fort Wayne, IN, 46802
American flag exhibits
Speakers on America 250 activities and events leading up to America's 250th, July 4, 2026
"Allen Co. Cemeteries Are Not Just Ghosts: Lindenwood Cemetery"
This Event is Hosted by Allen County Public Library.
Join us IN-PERSON for a family-friendly program at Lindenwood Cemetery that's suitable for all ages!
Discover the basics of cemetery etiquette and participate in a fun scavenger hunt to uncover unique gravestone carvings and symbolism. Learn how cemeteries can be an invaluable resource for family history research and take part in a brief guided tour of a section of the cemetery.
https://acpl.libnet.info/event/12979380
4-26-2025 1pm
"America 250 Liberty Tree Dedication"
Lindenwood Cemetery
The Liberty Tree was often the rallying spot for our early Patriots to gather and learn information on Revolutionary war happenings
4-18-2025 - 4-19-2025 Dusk
"Two Lights for Tomorrow"
Allen County Courthouse
Commemorates Paul Revere's ride. Lights will be placed in east or north windows at dusk
11-8-2024 - 11-15-2024
"Travel Exhibit about American Revolution", organize at Allen County Public Library from Nov. 8 through Nov. 15, 2024
The American Battlefields Trust Exhibit features interactive Kiosks sharing stories of our country's beginning.
Allen County - Library Main Hours
Mon 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Tue 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Wed 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Thu 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sun Noon - 5 p.m.
"Allen Co. PBS Explorer Day"
Hosted by PBS TV
PBS Television Children's Day at Parkview Field, PBS Mascots and exhibits.
America 250 will have a table to display America 250 information and resources regarding America's Field Trip "What America Means to me".
Event Details
"Daviess Co. Christmas Parade"
This Event is hosted by City of Washington.
The Daviess County Christmas Parade is an annual event held each year on the 1st Saturday in December. It is an evening parade and we encourage entries to display lots of lights! We welcome anyone to be a part of the celebration.
This years theme is "An American Christmas" in coordination of Americas's 250th celebration. We encourage entries to showcase local history, Indiana's history, or US history. Some ideas would be showcasing how the poneers celebrated Christmas in their day; displaying how the county was started showcasing historical figures; or just about patriotism by displaying lots of red, white & blue lights and the history of the original colonies and the first flag. Focusing on past Christmas stories form American authors is another. Trophies and monetary prizes will be awarded for:
Grand Prize - Best Overall Entry
Best Commercial Entry
Best Non-Profit Entry
Best Main Street Business Lighted Window Display
"Daviess Co. Red-White-Bloom Garden Walk"
This event is hosted by Arts Flower Garden Club.
Members and Host Families provide tours and answer questions.
Light refreshments and music for each home.
6-26-26 - 6-28-26 7pm
"1776 The Musical"
Veale Creek Players Inc.
Washington High School
"Daviess Co. America 250 Walk/Run"
This Event is hosted by America 250 Committee.
This 5K will be a walk/run through the historic areas of Washington, Indiana including its downtown, brick roads & more.
This is a rain or shine event. All participants must be registered by 8:30 AM to participate. See Facebook event page to sign up and follow for more information.
Sponsored by Daviess Community Hospital.
"Daviess Co. Pioneer Day"
All 4th Graders in Daviess County invited to learn about life 250 years ago. Artisans will demonstrate their skills making essential rares for survival. Students will observe and enjoy hands-on participation.
Public, Catholic schools and Homeschools are invited.
Tri Kaffa members will dress in period pieces and present old-fashioned games for children to play.
Museum will provide lunch for all artisans and volunteers.
"Daviess Co. Veterans Parade"
The Entire Community Invited to attend and/or participate.
VFW -> American Legion -> BoyScouts -> Churches -> Soroity -> Social groups -> take part
This will be the 10th Annual Parade.
There is a "Box Float" Contest for Children 1st through 12th
Adult Golf Cart decoration contest.
"Daviess Co. Governor Harrison, Tecumseh, The Prophet, and the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe"
Hosted by Daviess County Historical Society.
Lisa Ice-Jones, Director at Grouseland in Vincennes, will discuss William Henry Harrison the Governor of the Indiana Territory, the expansion of American settlers into the Indiana Territory, native resistance led by Tecumseh and The Prophet, and 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe
"Daviess Co. 1788 Vincennes Donation Lands"
Hosted by Daviess County Historical Society
Dennis Latta, Knox County Historian, will discuss the 1788 Vincennes Donation Lands, passed by the U.S. Congress, which granted to each French family in the Vincennes area 400 acres of land, and the significance of that event in the settlement of what later became Knox and Daviess Counties.
"The 1787 Northwest Ordinance"
Daviess County Historical Society
Daviess County Museum
"Daviess Co. Indiana 250th Kick-off"
This event is hosted by City of Washington.
250th Kick-off and Planting of Liberty Tree.
"The 1779 capture of Ft. Sackville by George Rogers Clark"
Daviess County Historical Society
Daviess County Museum
"Dubois Co. Colonial Area @Schaffer Barn"
This Event is hosted by Daughters of the American Resolution, Dubois County Chapter.
Crafts for childern, with a history lesson. Participants in Colonial dress. Information about America 250 and Daughters of the American Resoluton.
"Dubious co. Downtown Chowdown"
This event is hosted by Heart of jasper.
Food trucks ,Live music, Bounce house and Kid games.
Our theme will be the 250th year Anniversary - still working on this - Kate.
"Dubois Co. The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"
Hosted by Dubois County Historical Society
Video Presentation: Community Leaders Present "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere".
Video available evening of April 18th, 2025, on 18WJTS, YouTube. (youtube.com/@18WJTS) and on the Dubois County Historical Society Facebook Page
"Dubois Co. Two Lights for Tomorrow - with video presentation"
Hosted by Dubois County Historical Society
At dusk, two lamps will be displayed in the north Courthouse tower windows, and a video presentation will be posted online of community leaders and volunteers presenting "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere", a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
The Historical Society, in collaboration with Dubois County Broadcasting/18 WJTS, has created a video presentation of "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"
The video will be available for viewing starting the evening of April 18th on 18WJTS YouTube page (youtube.com/@18WJTS), and on the Dubois County Historical Society Facebook Page
Fountain Co. Semi Quinn + County Bicentennial
Event Hosted by Fountain County Celebraton Group.
Liberty Tree Planting, Nature Americans Honoured, Township Historical Displays, Re- Enactors, Food, Demonstrations of "OLD" Forgotten Arts, Music.
Contact - County Historian- Carol Ann Freese
765-299-3346 For Questions e.t.c
HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE - OPEN AREA
"Hancock Co. Mr. Riley's 250 Celebration Poetry Contest"
For the 250 event in Hancock Co., The James Whitcomb Riley Boyhood Home and Museum will host a Poetry Contest.
"Hancock Co. Declaration of Independence Signers Social Media Campaign"
Post bio information on each of the 56 signers of the declaration of independence on social media; feature four per week leading up to July 4, 2026
This Event will be held 14 weeks before July 4, 2026
"Hancock Co. Tea with the Marquis"
Event is Hosted by Brandy Wine Creek Chapter, NSDAR.
The Tea symbolized the Edenton Tea in 1774 which depicted early political activism by women (250th Anniversary). Genl Marquis de Lafayette was honoured in celebration of his Farewell Tour of America in 1824-1825, in which he visited 24 states ( 200 th Anniversary).
(Please see article posted in the Daily Reporter - Greenfield, IN)
"Celebrate Hancock County"
This Event is hosted by Community Foundation of Hancock County (CFHC).
Celebrate Hancock County is a program designed to educate youth about their home county and instill county pride.
Curriculum is developed for students in all school systems in the county and includes facts and history about Hancock County. CFHC plans to weave information about America 250 into the 2026 curriculum, particularly trivia questions.
Limited to Students and Staff of Local School Systems.
"Hancock Co. Mc Cordsville Market"
This Event is hosted by Brandywine Creek Chapter, NSDAR.
There should be No Public Market.
Sales Tent at Market place.
Selling crafts to fundrise for Rev. Soldier Marker, Liberty Tree Planting.
"Hancock Co. Mc Cordsville Market"
This Event is hosted by Brandywine Creek Chapter, NSDAR.
There should be No Public Market.
Sales Tent at Market place.
Selling crafts to fundrise for Rev. Soldier Marker, Liberty Tree Planting.
"Hancock Co. Mc Cordsville Market"
This Event is hosted by Brandywine Creek Chapter, NSDAR.
There should be No Public Market.
Sales Tent at Market place.
Selling crafts to fundrise for Rev. Soldier Marker, Liberty Tree Planting.
"Hancock Co. Mc Cordsville Market"
This Event is hosted by Brandywine Creek Chapter, NSDAR.
There should be No Public Market.
Sales Tent at Market place.
Selling crafts to fundrise for Rev. Soldier Marker, Liberty Tree Planting.
"Henry Co. Happy 250th US Army"
This Event is hosted by Sarah Winston Henry DAR Chapter.
Learn about history of U.S army and flag etiquette.
"The American Revolution Experience"
March 3, 2025 - March 12, 2025
Hosted by John Paul Chapter, DAR
A pop-up exhibition including display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling, illustration, technology and unique artificats and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation.
Location: Madison - Jefferson County Public Library, 420 W. Main St., Madison, IN 47250
Open:
- 10am-4pm Saturdays
- 10am-7pm Monday-Friday
"American Revolution Experience"
February 14, 2025 - February 27, 2025
Hosted by Alexander Hamiltom Chapter, DAR
The "American Revolution Experience" is several panels that explore the American Revolution. Opening day will start at 4pm and be until 5:30pm.
RSVP by February 10th to Ru-Ann Hitz by email at ruahitz@aol.com or phone at (317) 626-1296.
Location: Johnson County Museum of History, Franklin, IN
Open:
- Tuesday-Friday: 9am-4pm
- Saturday 10am-3pm
Closed:
- 2/13/25 for Presidents Day
- Every Sunday and Monday
- 2/22/25
"Benjamin Franklin Birthday Party"
This Event is Hosted by Johnson County Museum of History (auditorium)
Join the Museum as me kickoff the 250th and celebrate Benjamin Franklin's birthday. Meet Ben Franklin, learn about his inventions and enjoy cake!
The Event is free and open to the public.
"Johnson Co. Story tellers From the Past Presents - Church Valentine"
This Event is hosted by Johnson County Museum and Johnson County Public Library.
Church Valentine will Portray a soldier in George Rogers Clark's forces during the Vincenres Campaign.
The Event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Johnson County Public Library.
Kosciusko Co. A Country Christmas with Susie Mc Entire
This Event is hosted by ML Community Impact Alliance/ Leesburg Methodist Church
Kick off to Celebrate America 250 for Kisciusko County. Free Christmas Concert benefitting Toys for Tots. Susie McEntire is Reba McEntire's sister.
- Surprise Guests Decor this year will reflect red, white and Blue.
- Freedom Fest Announcements, Info will be made available.
- LT. Micah Beckwith is attending .
- He will speak on America 250.
Event Details
Madison Co. Play concerning the Moravian Mission on White River
This event is hosted by Ruby's Cafe and Bakery.
Reservations are required.
Phone: 765-621-4433
Cost: $40.00 Per Person
Play written by Jonathan Schwier Story of the Moravian Mission in Anderson.
Play includes pioneer dinner with side, bread, dessert & drink.
Madison Co. Play Concerning the Moravian Mission on White River
This Event is Hosted by Ruby's Cafe and Bakery.
Reservations are required.
Phone: 765-621-4433
Cost: $12.00 Per Person.
Play Written by Jonathan Schwier. Story of Moravian Mission in Anderson.
Play includes dessert and drink.
Madison Co. Front Porch Music Festival
This Event is Hosted by Town of Pendleton.
Celebration of Music through the years.
Madison Co. The American Revolution - A link to Eisenhower
This Event Hosted by Frankton Community Library
Lecture by County Historian Stephen Jackson
"The American Revolution - A link to Eisenhower"
06/18/2026
This Event Hosted by Madison County Triad
Lecture by County Historian Stephen Jackson
"Madison Co. The American Revolution - A link to Eisenhower"
This Event hosted by Anderson Public Library
Lecture by County Historian Stephen Jackson
"Madison Co. The American Revolution-How Indiana was Impacted"
This Event is Hosted by Anderson Public Library.
Lecture by County Historian, Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. The American Revolution- A Link to Eiseh Hower"
This Event is hosted by Museum of Madison County History.
1st Sunday Lecture by County Historian Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. The American Revolution-How Indiana was Impacted"
This Event is hosted by Madison County Triad.
Lecture by County Historian Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Significant Events of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Anderson Public Library.
Lecture by Madison County Historian, Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. The American Revolution - How Indiana was Impacted"
This Event is Hosted by Frankton Community Library.
Lecture by Madison County Historian Stephen Jackson.
"Madison co. The American Revolution - How Indiana was Impacted"
This event is Hosted by Museum Of Madison County History.
Presentation by County Historian Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Significant Events of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Madison County Triad.
Lecture given by County historian, Stephen Jackson
"Madison Co. Significant Events of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by First Sunday Lectures.
Series of 1st Sunday Lectures given by County Historian, Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Events and Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is Hosted by Anderson Public Library.
Lecture given by County Historian Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Events and Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Madison County Triad.
Talk given by Stephen Jackson, Madison County Historian
"Madison Co. The American Revolution-how Indiana was Impacted"
This Event is hosted by AARP Chapter 1686.
Program by County Historian,
Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Significant Events of the American Resolution"
This Event is hosted by Frankton Community Library.
Given by County Historian, Stephen Jackson.
"Madison Co. Events and Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Museum of Madison County History.
Presentation by County Historian Steve Jackson.
This is a 1st Sunday Lecture.
"Madison Co. The Art of Chair Caning"
This is Hosted by Art Circle of Alexandria.
Brent Lands, a Local Alexandria Craftsman, will demonstrate the art of chair chain.
"Madison Co. American Artists"
This Event is Hosted by Art Circle of Alexandria.
Sandy Walker, Art Circle Member will present a program on "American Artists".
"Madison Co. Events and Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Frankton Community Library.
County Historian Steve Jackson Presentation
"Madison Co. The Art from Nature: An Overview of Natural Materials in early America"
This Event is hosted by Art Circle of Alexandria.
Program will enable participants to make, and take-Home Crafts inspired by History.
"Madison Co. Significant Events of the American Revolution"
This event is hosted by AARP Chapter 1686.
County Historian Steve Jackson Presentation
"Madison Co. Liberty Tree Dedication"
This Event is hosted by Daughters of the American Revolution.
Dedication of Liberty Tree.
"Madison Co. Pendleton Porch Music Festival"
This Event is hosted by Town of Pendleton.
Celebrate music through the years with various musicians.
"Madison Co. The Art of Spinning"
This Event is Hosted by The Art Circle of Alexandria.
Demonstration by Nelly Devault on the Art of Spinning Wool.
"Madison Co. Gaslight Festival"
This event is hosted by Gaslight Festival Committee.
Daylong Celebration with garden tours, afternoon teens, petting zoos, food, craft vendors highlighting yester year fun & experiences.
"Madison Co. Events & Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by AARP Chapter No. 86
Steve Jackson, County Historian Presentation.
This is at the 1st United Methodist Church.
"Madison Co. Events & Causes of the American Revolution"
This Event is hosted by Madison County Historical Society.
County Historian Steve Jackson
Madison Co. The American Revolution/ Impact Upon Indiana
This Event is hosted by Alexandria Monroe Historical Society.
Madison County Historian Steve Jackson
"American Revolution Experience"
January 11, 2025 - January 30, 2025
Hosted by Kikthawenund Chapter, NSDAR
Panels sharing American Revolution events.
Location: Madison County Farm Bureau 4H Building - 512 E. 4th St., Alexandria, IN.
Open:
- 8am-4pm Monday-Saturday (EST)
Marion Co. Colonial Fair 2026
This Event is hosted by DAR
Celebrate America 250
4635 North Illinois st , Indianapolis
Colonial Fair - Marion Co.
Celebrating America 250
Hosted by Caroline Scott Harrison DAR Chapter
Friday - Homeschool Day
Saturday - General Public
"Marshall Co. Two Lights for Tomorrow"
Hosted by Marshall County's America 250
A recitation of the hanging of the lanterns in the Old North Church, a reading of the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere and riders on horseback from Culver Academics.
Black Horse Troop
Orange Co. Court House (75th Anniversary)
This Event is Hosted by Orange County America 250.
"Orange Co. America 250 Kick-Off"
This Event is hosted by Orange County America 250 Committee.
Colonial Fair- Flag Raising Ceremony costumed Re-enactors.
Meet Martha Washington & President Abraham Lincoln.
Informational Booths - Heritage Activities, Special Guests and more.
Pike Co .Winslow & Petersburg Christmas parades
Event Hosted by Town of Winslow and City of Petersburg
The theme for the float is Washington Crossing the Delaware. CAR, DAR & SAR will participate in build of float and during parades.
"Pike Co. Annual Cornhole Tournament"
This is hosted by Jefferson Township Ruritan Club.
A double elimination cornhole Tournament.
Women will review a set of Patriotic Indiana, America 250, Cornhole Boards.
"Pike Co. Liberty Tree Dedication"
This Event is hosted by George Rogers Clark Chapter NSSAR, White Oak Springs Society NSCAR, Cradle of Liberty Chapter NSDAR.
Dedication Ceremony to Commemorate planting of the Liberty Tree in Pike County.
05-07-2026
Starke Co. Historic Voices Presents Founding Mothers
Event Hosted by Starke County Public Library System & North Judson Wayne Township Public Library
Historic Voices' Laura Keyes will share an illustrated lecture focused on remarkable women who had a first-hand view of the founding of our nation, and whose stories need to be shared. Miss Keyes will tell their history, their bravery, and their surprising legacies. Learn about soldiers, writers, printers, scholars, farmers, artists, and spies - all women and all vital to our nation's history.
Event Details
4-18-25, 4-19-25
Two Lights for Tomorrow - Starke County
Throughout Starke County, Indiana
Reached out to our county to have at least 60 sites with two lights displayed commemorating all of the riders getting out the word that "The Regulars are coming" as all were still British at that moment. A prize will be offered for the most creative display of 2 lights in the county. The next weekend there will be a follow-up of service projects in the county.
Hosted by Starke County Tourism
4-26-25
Sights & Sounds of WWII
Schricker House
401 S. Main St. Kno, IN 46534
Relive the days of World War II at the historic Schricker House, home of Indiana's governor from 1941-1945, Henry F. Schricker. Reenactors will be outside the home, sharing stories and information of the war. Also outside, the sweet sounds of swing music will fill the air, and visitors are welcome and encouraged to dance and sway along. Inside the home, guides will be situated throughout the house, sharing information about the Schrickers during this time.
Hosted by Starke County Historical Society
Starke Co. Historical Society Annual Ice Cream Social
This Event is hosted by Starke County Historical Society.
Mark your calendars! Starke County Historical Society's annual Ice Cream Social is scheduled for Saturday, July 13 from 1:00 - 3:00. Enjoy the free ice cream and cookies while listening to a bagpipe band.
Where? Starke County History Center - 1520 S. Heaton St. Knox, IN.
Starke Co. Booth: Spirit of Summer Fest
This Event is hosted by Starke County America250 Committee.
At San Pierre's Spirit of Summer Fest from 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM on Saturday, August 2, members of the Starke County America 250 Committee will be at a booth sharing information about the upcoming semi quincentennial
Starke Co. If Tombstones Could Talk
This Event is Hosted by Starke County Historical Society.
Visitors will have the opportunity to hear voices from the past at Starke County Historical Society's annual cemetery walk, "If Tombstones could Talk 2025".
This year, the walk will be at the Fletcher Cemetery on Saturday, August 16,2025 in conjunction with the Yellowstone Trail Festival. Walks are at 2:00 and 3:00 Central Time.
Starke Co. Teddy Bear Camp
This Event is Hosted by Starke County Historical Society.
In September, Starke County children may send one of their stuffed animals to camp to learn more about the history of Starke County. The animals' adventures will be shared electronically with their families.
Starke Co. Beyond the Book Festival
This Event is Hosted by Starke County Public Library.
The third annual Beyond the Book Festival is scheduled for 9/6/25 from 9 am - 3 pm! Come meet your favorite author! Over 40 authors will be on hand. Local food vendors and plenty of giveaways! We can't wait to see you all there! A booth by the Starke County Historical Society will have copies of "Main Street President" by Dick Elam, a historical fiction that answers the question, "What if Gov. Henry Schricker had become President of the United States?"
Starke Co. Halloween at the Schricker House
This Event is Hosted by Starke County Historical Society.
Join us for Trick or Treat at the Schricker House.
Mrs. Maude Schricker was known for her cookies while Governor Schricker liked to distribute Henry bars to the children at Halloween. Whatever the treat, there will be no tricks. Time will coincide with Knox Trick or Treat hours.
September 26th - September 28th, 2025, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Steuben Co. American History Days
This Event is hosted by American Legion.
Acceleration of American History from the Revolutionary War to War let War II. Demonstrations of life with Hands on experiences.
This Event is Held from September 26 to September 28 2025.
