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A state historic marker in Bristol’s Memorial Park commemorates the events that led to the 1847 court case Graves et al v. Indiana. These events and case will be presented in a virtual program by the Elkhart County Historical Museum on Thursday, Feb. 24.
A state historic marker in Bristol’s Memorial Park commemorates the events that led to the 1847 court case Graves et al v. Indiana. These events and case will be presented in a virtual program by the Elkhart County Historical Museum on Thursday, Feb. 24.
Photo providedBRISTOL — The Elkhart County Historical Museum will present the virtual program “The Case of Graves et al. v. Indiana” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24.
The program is free, and will be presented virtually over the Google Meet platform. Registration is required to attend, and participants can register by going to the Elkhart County Parks website (elkhartcountyparks.org) and finding the event on the Events Calendar page. Registration for the program closes on Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Curious Guy said:
Isn’t the land contaminated? Phase 1 showed that. Also how do folks hear about city desiring plans for the space?
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