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1. 2024 Military Hometown Hero Banner Forms
2. Quilt Raffle until June 17
3. Quilt Show at HH
4. LAHS PayPal @LAHS1819
5. Fundraiser-Bricks for Courtyard Expansion
6. Guest Speakers
7. 2023 Calendar of Events

2024 Military Hometown Hero Banner Forms

2024 Guidelines
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2024 Application
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2024 Permission to Share Info
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Quilt Raffle until June 17

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Quilt Show at Heritage House

Quilt Show featuring handmade quilts designed by the Pieces and Patches Quilt Club. Some quilts will also be available for sale---items are marked. June 10th will be hands-on day where anyone can ask questions & see the quilters in action. Kids will also be able to make their very own cornhole or bean bag. No purchase necessary--all required items provided. 

PayPal @LAHS1819

Renewing memberships, making donations, and paying for purchases at the Heritage House is now easier than ever with our new PayPal account @LAHS1819

New Fundraiser:
​Bricks for Courtyard Expansion

Brick Fundraiser Form
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Expanding the Heritage House courtyard to include areas for mulitple uses.

Guest Speakers at Heritage House

April 1 at 10:30 am
Randy Rucker speaking about his Indigenous Native American artifacts


April 29 at 11:00 am 
Elijah Crabtree
speaking about the Tremper Mound Earthworks near Portsmouth, Ohio. The Arc of Appalachia website states that "Tremper Mound protects a world-significant 2000-year old Hopewell Earthwork near Portsmouth, Ohio. The unification of Tremper Mound under a single preservation organization, Arc of Appalachia, is a historic event. For the first time since the European immigrants set foot in the Ohio valley, this globally-signficant site is unified, enduringly protected and soon to be publicaly accessible." 

May 20 at Noon
Steve Free   performing and speaking about his Indigenous Native American roots. Mr. Free "is an Internationally Acclaimed Award Winning singer/songwriter whose music is drawn from his Native American (Shawnee & Cherokee) and Appalachian roots. He has won numerous Music Industry Awards including 9 ASCAP Awards, a Platinum Record, a 2016 Grammy nomination, and 3 Americana Music Award nominations. He has charted over 60 songs on the National and International Charts including 21 #1 songs and is one of the most popular Folk/Americana Artists on European and international radio. He was named International Independent Recording Artist of the Year in 1996. In 2008 he won The Governors Award for the Arts as the #1 Artist in his home state of Ohio; he has received an Arts Award from the Kentucky State Senate in 2009 for his contributions to Appalachia. In 2009 he was named an official "Ohio Treasure" by the Ohio Arts Council. An accomplished Native American flute player, he is an Ohio Arts Council "Ohio Artist on Tour" with an award winning school program. His Christmas song, Just a Baby Boy, has become a worldwide Christmas classic performed around the world every holiday. His CD Ship of Dreams was named one fo the Top 50 Albums of 2015 by Roots Music Report and received a Grammy nomination. His CD There For You hit the Top 10 on the international charts in 2021. He was named by Lux Lufe International Magazine of London as Best American Folk Artist in 2019. He remains one of the Most Popular Folk/Americana Artists on European and Australian Radio".   

2023 Calendar of Upcoming Events

MARCH
11      Open House 10am-2pm
16     Monthly meeting 6pm

APRIL
1     Randy Rucker-Indigenous Native American artifacts at 10:30 am
20   Monthly meeting 6pm
29   Elijah Crabtree-Tremper Mound at 11:00 am

MAY
18     Monthly meeting 6pm
20     Steve Free-World Famous Musician, Poet & Native American at Noon
29     Memorial Day


JUNE
15     Monthly meeting 6pm

JULY
20     Monthly meeting 6pm

AUGUST
7       Lucasville Founder's Day

SEPTEMBER
21     Monthly meeting 6pm

OCTOBER
19     Monthly meeting 6pm

NOVEMBER
16     Election & meeting 6pm
TBA  Christmastime at HH
TBA  Lucasville parade and tree lighting


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OUR MISSION

The general purposes shall be the promotion and appreciation of historical studies.  Such purposes include, but are not limited to: original research; authentication, preservation, and dissemination of historical information pertaining to the Lucasville area; collection restoration, and preservation of documents, publications, pictures, artifacts, and other articles of historical significance; the purchase, preservation, and/or restoration of real estate of historical importance; maintaining a local historical museum and library; encouraging and fostering historical education through the publication of pamphlets, articles, and other documents relevant to the purposes of the organization; and by placement of historical markers upon historical sites.  The society is organized expressly for educational and charitable purposes as set forth in the Articles. " 
Adopted - March 11, 1985
Revised – February 16, 2017
Revised – October 17, 2019"

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  • Home
  • Read Our Story
    • Digital History Gallery of Lucasville, OH
    • Oral History Interviews
    • LAHS Founding Members
    • Current Officers
    • Bylaws
    • Cemeteries
    • Lucasville Legends
    • A Valley And Its People
  • Support Our Effort
    • Announcements
    • Fundraisers
    • Membership
    • Heritage House
    • 1819 Mercantile Gift Shoppe
    • Planned Giving & Donations
  • Join Our Events
    • Historical Society Meetings
    • Antique Building at Scioto County Fair
  • Connect with Us
    • Facebook
    • Address and Email
    • Map
    • Disclaimer
  • Suggested Resources