Oct. 21, 2000| Genealogical Workshop | late April | Redbud Trail Rendezvous | mid June | Annual Round Barn Festival | mid September | Trail of Courage | Year round | Sightseeing Musts | |
Last Weekend of April.
Portrays the history of Midwestern Frontier, complete with tepees, wigwams, log cagin trading posts, shows, food and contests.
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Trail of Courage Living History Festival, third weekend of Sept. Living history of pre-1840 North America, includes historic encampments of Frenche & Indian War, Revoluntionary War, War of 1812, Western Fur Trade, Plains Indians (teepee), Woodland Indians (wigwams), re-creation of 1832 Chippeway Village - first white village in Fulton County. Each year honors a different Potawatomi family that had ancestors who signed treaties here or were on the 1838 Trail of Death to Kansas. Traditional crafts, food, two stages with music and dance, Indian dance arena, canoe rides on Tippecanoe River, much more.
Admission is now $6 adults, Ages 6-12 $2, Students on bus $2, Free ages 5 and under
Basic Genealogy workshop - Fulton Co. Historical Society
Sightseeing Musts
Fulton County Round Barn Museum
Fulton County Museum and Round Barn Museum open Mon- Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed holidays
Living History Village called Loyal, Indiana, open summer Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed holidays
Located on US 31 four miles north of Rochester IN
March 12, 2005, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sponsored by Fulton County Historical Society Genealogy Section and Manitou Chapter DAR. $15 includes speakers, individual research help, lunch.
Large Reference Room in museum.
Call 574-223-2352 for information or email [email protected].
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