Greensburg —
From 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, the Decatur County Historical Society will be hosting a Christmas open house.
This year s Christmas displays include toys, a room full of teddy bears, and an extensive doll display. The dolls include a few notable contributions from Hungary. Some of the dolls are 80-years-old or older.
The society had help decorating from St. Mary s Elementary School’s fourth, fifth and sixth grade classes.
The classes decorated a Christmas tree, furthering the festive atmosphere at the Historical Society.
Live music will be performed at the museum, and guests will be treated to cookies, punch, and Gladis Pikes bread pudding. Santa Claus will also be present.
Contact: Tess Rowing 812-663-3111 x7004
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The Historical Society has prepared a display of teddy bears, dolls and toys to reflect the gift-giving part of Christmas. The Historical Society will host an open house Sunday, Dec. 9. Tess Rowing
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Several trees are on display at the Decatur County Historical Museum, including old feather trees made from turkey feathers, such as the white tree pictured. Feather trees were once 10 cents, and are now sold for about $100. The green tree in the background was decorated by St. Mary s fourth, fifth and sixth grade classes. Tess Rowing
December 6, 2012
Historical Society invites public for Christmas cookies and punch
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