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    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

  • Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture Event

    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

    The Marshall County Historical Society is sponsoring a Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture Event on Friday, September 5th, from Noon – 1:00 p.m. Marshall County Historian Kurt West Garner will present a photo essay, “Spirit of the Place: A Walk Through Indiana.” The presentation will blend photography, architecture and history from Garner’s travels around Indiana. […]

  • Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture Event

    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

    Benjamin Franklin -- printer, writer, publisher, scientist, inventor, philosopher, public servant, diplomat and a key Founding Father of our nation. Former Plymouth teacher and lifelong genealogist Monty Peden will share all about this true Renaissance man, with some little known facts and surprises along the way.

  • Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture Event

    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

    Join Judge Matthew Sarber for an engaging look at the U.S. Constitution — its founding ideas, the influence of the Federalist Papers, and the framework that shaped our government. Judge […]

  • Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture: Paul Revere

    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

    Local historian Derek Jensen will share the background and events from the famous midnight ride of Paul Revere, William Dawes and others to alert American colonial patriots of the intent […]

  • Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture: Growing Up in a Small Town

    Marshall County Historical Society & Museum 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN, United States

    Bob Gorrell grew up during the 1920s in Bremen. As the son of the publisher of the Bremen Enquirer, he had a front row seat to the community of that time. Dennis Carter will share highlights from his book, “Growing Up in Small Town America.”