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Dr. Tim Long speaks at Jay County Historical Society

Posted on 18 October 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

Dr. Tim Long, Superintendent of  The Jay County School District.

He will share pictures and the story of his travels to China. Please join us for the meeting and fellowship after.

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Fall Festival-Jay County Historical Museum

Posted on 14 June 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

Jay County Historical Museum Fall Festival October 3, 2009

The theme is “When there were Eight!

Come out and join the fun at the Jay County Historical Museum located at the end of East Main Street in Portland Indiana. This event will remember the times before Jay County consolidated into on school system. When there were … Eight High Schools in Jay County.
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The Glass Museum – Dunkirk Indiana

Posted on 09 April 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

The Glass Museum

Located at 309 S. Franklin Street in Dunkirk Indiana, The Glass Museum is owned and operated by the Dunkirk City Library. On display you can see over 6,500 pieces of glass from 110 factories around the world, with over 1,500 cup plates from the Eastern United states dating from the 1800’s to present day.
Glass was discovered here in 1896 and many glass houses were soon in operation. Many one-of-a-kind items, Depression Era glass and Albany Glass. Fostoria, Kings Crown, and many items ere made locally by the Indiana Glass Corporation.
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Museum of the Soldier

Posted on 20 March 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

The Museum of the Soldier Inc., is located at 510 East Arch Street, Portland Indiana.

The Museum of the Soldier (MOS) is one of Jay County’s unique attractions and one that must be vistied to fully understand the vast history of finely preserved military artifacts on display. Many of these items are from private collections from the Museum’s curators and of donations made by local residents.
Every branch of the United States Military is represented at the museum with many of the items dating back before the Civil War. Items from all the major conflicts are also on display from World War I, World War II, Vietnam, Korea, and others.
For more information contact the Museum of the Soldier.
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NCGLNAC Lecture Series – Session#1

Posted on 09 March 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture
Location: Jay County Historical Society, 903 East Main St., Portland IN 47371
Cost: No Charge – Open to the public
Visit the NCGLNAC website for more information.
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NCGLNAC Lecture Series – Session #2

Posted on 08 March 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture
Location: Jay County Historical Society, 903 East Main St., Portland IN 47371
Cost: No Charge – Open to the public
Visit the NCGLNAC website for more information.
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NCGLNAC Lecture Series – Session #3

Posted on 08 March 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture
Location: Jay County Historical Society, 903 East Main St., Portland IN 47371
Cost: No Charge – Open to the public
Visit the NCGLNAC website for more information.
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Jay County Historical Society – Is Online

Posted on 28 February 2009 by Jerry Hartzell

The Jay County Historical Society website

www.jaycountyhistory.org is the new website address for the Jay County Historical Society’s website

A committee of dedicated historians is currently at work to bring the rich history of Jay County to the Internet. This group has been meeting at the Jay County Historical Museum located at 903 East Main St. Portland, Indiana every week since the first Saturday of January 2009. The website jaycountyhistory.org, is currently online for you to monitor it’s progress. The committee and other volunteers of the Jay County Historical Museum Continue Reading

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