Floyd County Historical Society
Padgett Museum CLOSED for the Winter!
The Padgett Museum operated by the Floyd County Historical Society, located at 509 West Market Street, New Albany, Indiana,
is closed for the winter.
Re-opening May 14th 2022. Visits until then by appointment.
Featured Exhibit: History of the Gallagher Generating Station (62+ years of service)
This is Our Community 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.
The 2021 version has been distributed to the schools! Editorial and financial support for the 2022 version are welcome.
Chuck Lewis, (former Funeral Director, current lecturer in Morturary Science, historian, and board member of the Clark County Museum)
will chart the path and chronicle the effects of "The 2012 Henryville Tornado".
Monday, May 16th, 7pm
at the Charlestown Public Library: 51 Clark Road; Charlestown, IN.
Diane Stepro, Family and Local History Librarian, will cover some of the Jeffersonville Township Public Library's many helpful resources, many online and most at no charge!
Learn where to start to create your family tree and explore the past though United States census records.
This is an especially exciting time for census research, as the 1950 census individual results became available to researchers this year.
Family researchers of all skill levels are welcome.
Saturday, May 28th, from 11 a.m. until noon
in the Jeffersonville Library Center Program Room.,
call the Jeffersonville library at 812-285-5630, the Clarksville library at 812-285-5640 or check out the library's website at jefflibrary.org.
Allison Kilberg, Special Collections Librarian, and Library staff
will present "The Indiana Room in the New Albany / Floyd County Library"
Allison will discuss the re-located Indiana Room and its mission to support Indiana history and genealogy.
Thursday, May 5th, 6:30pm
in the Elsa Strassweg Auditorium,
of the New Albany-Floyd County Public Library
at 180 West Spring Street.
Respond to: info@FallsGenealogy.org
FOGS anticipates continuing the First Family Program for 2022. Get started! Get the fillable PDF Application form.
Contact: Donna Kepley Foster at 812-923-3492. FirstFamilies@FallsGenealogy.org
2019 Meeting Program
2022Brochure (First families brochure containing the pioneer surnames through the 2019)