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Copyright 1887-2024 Henry County Historical Society, New Castle, Indiana

Bringing History to Life &
Life to History Since 1887!

Hours of Operation
Please contact us to make an appointment to visit during these hours:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays~1-4:30 p.m.
Tours by appointment.
We can work with you if you can only come in on a
Monday or Saturday.
March through December

Admission Fees: None!

Call us: 765-529-4028
Email us:
HenryCountyMuseum@gmail.com
Mail us:
606 South 14th Street, New Castle, IN 47362

4,739

Henry County Historical Society, Inc

Hours Tuesday-Friday from 1 to 4:30 p.m.
We're ALWAYS open by appointment.
Call Co-Director Darrel Radford
at 765-524-0530
Email: HenryCountyMuseum@gmail.com
Call: 765-529-4028

Henry County Historical Society, Inc

2 days ago

On this day in Henry County history, Hoosier Hysteria enveloped New Castle 16 years apart. It was a Sunday of celebration after big Saturday night victories.In 1967, Trojan basketball fans were still celebrating New Castle's 51-49 victory over Shortridge the night before which earned Cecil Tague's team a semistate championship and a berth in the IHSAA State finals for the first time since 1932. ... See MoreSee Less

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Henry County Historical Society, Inc

3 days ago

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:ENCORE OF POWERPOINT PRESENTATION'THE TORNADOES OF HENRY COUNTY'COMING 6 P.M. THURSDAY APRIL 3On this day in Henry County history, March 11, 1917, a tornado swept through part of New Castle, claiming the lives of 21 people and destroying many homes. Amid the rubble, as this photo shows, were several of the greenhouses that gave New Castle its "Rose City" name. The city's repu ... See MoreSee Less

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Henry County Historical Society, Inc

4 days ago

On March 10, 1931, Bob Stranahan, sports editor of The Courier-Times, made the first recorded mention of the phrase “March Madness” in his column “Markin’ Em Up.” According to former Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame director Chris May, research by National Federation of State High School Associations proved that the tagline, now familiar to millions on a national scale in relation to the NCAA Di ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

On this day in Henry County history, March 9, 1888, Helen Magner was born. She would become one of New Castle's most beloved artists.According to the Centennial Edition of The Courier-Times, Helen was reared in Sioux City, Iowa and attended both the Chicago Academy of Fine arts as well as the Chicago Art Institute. She was also a teacher, working in rural Chicago area schools and later Henry Ke ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

On March 8, 2003, Amanda Norris hit two free throws with 2.1 seconds left to give Shenandoah’s girls basketball team a 52-51 victory over Southwestern and its first Class 2A State Championship. Norris also won the mental attitude award.BASKETBALL LIVES HEREThis Day In Henry County history is brought to you by Destination Henry County Indiana. Discover slam dunk experiences at www.HoopsInHenry. ... See MoreSee Less

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