Celebrate the Gift of the Land!
Situated within the Prophetstown State Park and 5 miles north of Lafayette, Historic Prophetstown interprets a unique Indiana story. We are dedicated to enhancing public awareness of the history of the Wabash River Valley region of Indiana. Discover a three way mirror to the past that reflects the prairie, the Native American Settlement, and the 1920s Farmstead. This land holds valuable lessons about those people who hunted, farmed, loved, lost, and changed the land over the last 200 years.
Our Mission is to enhance public awareness of the history of the Wabash River Valley region of Indiana.
Come Play with your food!
New this year:
A 5 acre corn maze sponsored by Crop Production Services.
Fun for all ages Just find your way though the
maze or join in the Information Harvest Open August 1st through November 2nd
Watch for future scheduled evening programs
$5 per adult
$2 for children 6-16
children 5 and under free
Family Weekend passes available: Provides
unlimited access to the maze for
Saturday and Sunday $30
Days on the Family Farm: From the Golden Age through the Great Depression
“A
story both intimate
and epic that paints
a vivid picture of
Midwestern farm
life.”
August 2, 2008 at
10am-2pm
Professor Carrie Meyer will be doing two book discussions at 10am and at 12pm. She will be available to sign books and ask questions directly after the discussions.
"Breaking News"
Historic Prophetstown is now selling lamb!
Please click here for more details!
Summer Hours -begin April 1st
Open: Daily 8am-5pm - 7 days a week
Upcoming Events...
May 3 & 4
Draft Horse Workshop
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May 10 & 11
Planting Days
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July 5 &
6
Ken Collins Memorial Threshing Day
sponsored by
• Gentry Farms and Collins, Gentry
• Winkler Beck's Hybrids Dealership
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Click here for our 2008 Special Events Calendar.
