JEFFERSONVILLE – Leslie Loeffel will make two presentations on the history of Kenoza Lake:
"Kenoza Lake: A Social History” - What was it like to live in a wilderness? Work …
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JEFFERSONVILLE – Leslie Loeffel will make two presentations on the history of Kenoza Lake:
"Kenoza Lake: A Social History” - What was it like to live in a wilderness? Work in a tannery? Spend the summer in a boarding house? Step back in time and experience life in Kenoza Lake through the 19th century and into the 20th. Wednesday, November 18, 3 pm at the Jeffersonville Branch of the Western Sullivan Public Library, 19 Center St, Jeffersonville.
"Kenoza Lake: From Steeple to Stones: Tales of the Church & Cemetery” - From circuit-riding preachers to Civil War soldiers to "Grandma Deighton," learn about memorable local characters and the role of the church that anchored their community. Sunday, November 15, 10:30 am at Kenoza Lake Methodist Church, 484 Old Taylor Rd, Kenoza Lake.
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