Participants should bring a lunch to eat along the trail. 10 a.m.-4 P.M. Herbs, cider, and apples will be on sale at this exciting fall event. Demonstrations of early American crafts and other interesting exhibits provide fun for all ages. This workshop will cover the years 1790-1860 and will offer tips on how to use the Census to document family ties, vital dates, and immigration routes through the United States. Part II, 1870-1920 will be held on November 8.
Class size is limited.
Delightful fall foods also will be available. Noted antiques expert and writer Charles Muller will discuss collecting antiques as a means of preserving our heritage. An auction and wine tasting will follow. Ohio Presidents Harding Home and Museum , Marion, 1-3 p.m. Philip Payne, site manager at the Harding Home, will present an informative talk on Ohio's presidents and the role of Ohio in presidential politics from 1865 to 1920. Emphasis will be placed upon the presidential election of 1920, which featured two Ohio candidates and was the first election in which women could vote.