For more information, call Bob Sterrett at 812-590-2798.
Check out the Indiana 38th. The Civil War Exhibit, upstairs at the museum, was dismantled. Here are some highlights.
contact@fchsin.org
Floyd County Historical Society
Anyone with ideas for a remote meeting?
Contact contact@fchsin.org for more information.
On-Line Meetings
With no end in sight for the current pandemic, the only way we can get together in the near future and perhaps beyond is via on-line sessions.
One tool for this is ZOOM.
ZOOM is free and works on most computers, smart phones and tablets.
Phones and tablets should be ready-to-go. Older computers may require some updates.
The obvious requirement is for an internet connection (the faster the better) and a speaker. To do two-way communications (not required) a camera and microphone are required.
If your computer doesn't have built-in audio/visual, very capable units can be purchased from Walmart, Target and Amazon for about $20. These are usually plug-and-play.
Help can be had here https://biz30.timedoctor.com/how-to-use-zoom/
This is Our Community, a history of Floyd County, has been delivered to the Floyd County Schools. This booklet is given to all third graders in the county and is used to satisfy the Indiana History course requirement for all students in private, parochial, and public schools.
Final 2020 document as a PDF.
web view of Our Community 2020
Exhibit showing now through April 10th
Carnegie Center for Art & History
201 E. Spring St, New Albany, IN
Take a trip back in time with the "G.W. Morrison at 200" exhibit at the Carnegie Center for Art and History, now open for viewing! This special exhibit celebrates George William Morrison (1820 - 1893), an artist whose work focused on life in New Albany, Indiana, from stunning landscapes to portraits of residents, and more.
Admission is always free.
Carnegie Center hours are Monday - Saturday: 10 AM - 5 PM
