HERITAGE EVENTS

Tuesday, March 26 | 7:00pm
Civil War RoundTable Presents
"THE CARNIVAL OF GRIEF"
Tuesday, March 26 | 7:00pm

Everyone is welcome! $5/person
TUESDAY, March 26 | 7:00pm
Sherman House Museum
137 E. Main St.
Lancaster, OH 43130
*Please Note: This RoundTable will be held on a TUESDAY instead of the typical Wednesday!*!

Join us for an interesting presentation on President Lincoln's funeral train entitled, "The Carnival of Grief." Our presenter will be Scott Mingus.

Thursday, April 4 | 6:00pm
Join Us
2024 FCHA SPRING MEETING
Thursday, April 4 | 6:00pm

We will also unveil the properties
that will be on the
2024 Tour of Homes!

Tickets are $45/each
Join us for our annual Spring Meeting and tour the brand new Fairfield County History Exhibit before anyone else!

This year's spring meeting will take place at the Georgian Museum so that we can show off the new exhibit before we open for the season. The Fairfield County History Exhibit is located in the lower level of the museum and features the history of the county from the glaciers onwards. Learn about Chief Tarhe, the first white settlers, the formation of the county, canals, railroads, women's history and more! The exhibit also includes the Turner Pioneer Collection and items from the Boys Industrial School (BIS).

Sunday, April 14 | 2:00pm
Join Us for a screening of
LANCASTER, OH: THE BIRTH OF AN AMERICAN CULTURE
Sunday, April 14 | 2:00pm

The program is FREE!

It will take place on the third floor
of the library and the elevator
is in working order!

Fairfield County District Library
219 N. Broad St.
Lancaster, OH 43130
Join us for a showing of Lou Varga's documentary entitled: "Lancaster, Ohio: The Birth of an American Culture." The popular documentary was first released in 2000 as a celebration of Lancaster's 200 year bicentennial.

The documentary highlights the people and events that helped shape this area's history. It is informative, entertaining and a must-see program for anyone interested in how Lancaster came to be.
Lou Varga will be at the screening and will participate in a Q&A following the documentary! Historian Michael Johnson (FCHA Marketing Director & Sherman House Director) will moderate.