Preserving Jennings County’s Past. Inspiring Its Future.
Explore Jennings County’s rich heritage and archives
Preserving Jennings County’s Past. Inspiring Its Future.
Explore Jennings County’s rich heritage and archives
Explore Jennings County’s rich heritage and archives
Explore Jennings County’s rich heritage and archives
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Join us for upcoming events! We would love to see you there.
Working Blacksmith Shop
August 8th 9 am - 2pm
Ghost Walk and Mystery Dinner
October 16th and 7th
Exploring the History and Legacy of Slavery in Indiana by Sue Livers
This program is sponsored by Indiana Humanities.
Sunday, August 16, 3:30 PM
Sunday, November 15, 3:30 PM


At the Jennings County Historical Society, preserving our heritage means protecting the objects, stories, and places that connect us to generations past. Our collection includes more than 12,000 artifacts that help tell the story of Jennings County and the people who shaped it. Through exhibits, educational programs, community events, and audio walking tours, we make local history accessible and engaging for residents and visitors of all ages. By caring for these treasures and sharing their stories, we ensure that the history of Jennings County continues to inform, inspire, and enrich our community for generations to come.

Educating young people is an important part of keeping Jennings County history alive. Through school tours, hands-on learning experiences, exhibits, and engaging stories, we help students connect the past to the community they know today. These programs give children the opportunity to explore local history in a meaningful and memorable way while encouraging curiosity, pride, and a deeper appreciation for the people and events that shaped Jennings County. To schedule a tour, please call or email us!

Creating community is at the heart of everything we do. Through local events, educational programs, exhibits, workshops, and partnerships with area organizations and businesses, the Jennings County Historical Society brings people together to learn, share stories, and celebrate our local heritage. These experiences strengthen connections across generations and create a welcoming space where everyone can feel part of the continuing story of Jennings County.
We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.
Contact Us!
Email: jenningshistoricalsociety@gmail.com
(812) 346 - 8989
Monthly Meeting Information
All meetings take place at the North American House, 134 E Brown St.
134 E Brown St, North Vernon, Vernon Township, IN, USA
Today | By Appointment |
Please note: Museum closed from December 23 through December 29; OPEN December 30th and closed December 31 through January 5 for the holidays.





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