The Seedling Patch newsletter
One of the benefits of being a museum member is receiving the quarterly newsletter, The Seedling Patch. The Seedling Patch publication is available both digitally and in print. Individual copies of The Seedling Patch newsletters are also available for a fee at the museum gift shop.
Seedling Patch Index

Museum Corner 2022
• That’s “home” entertainment
• Superbowl connection at the museum
• Early basketball was rough and tumble
• We’re off to the races
• Let there be light
• Hear ye, hear ye, read all about it
• In the Good Ole Summertime

Museum Corner 2021
• Hail to the Chief—recalling previous inaugurations
• Traveling a Long Road toward Freedom
• Singin’ a Little Sunshine Song and Bicycling
• Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
• School days, school days, good old golden rule days
• Who or what is Joe Palooka?
• Allemande, Do Si Do, Promenade
• What Happened to Foote’s Corner
• It was a dark, raw and rainy winter night

Museum Corner 2020
• Extra! Extra!, Read all about it
• On the road again, an adventure into Red Cross history
• Work station opens view to the past
• County has faced two other major health crises in the past
• Looking forward to seeing great art
• A Step back in time—the walking spinning wheel
• Building on the efforts of others
• Unsung Heroes
• Local boy became golf instructor to the pros
• Let Freedom Ring!
• Hostesses of the White House fashion show
• News, just the news?

Museum Corner 2019
• Can a Crown be Made of Feathers
• An Amazing Limestone Chain
• Museum Collecting Historic Site Data
• Local Face Graces “Miss Indiana” Statue
• They did it their way
• Locals, Companies Aided War Effort
• Talent and Imagination on Display
• Wilson’s store and hall—A Hub of Activity
• Faith the common bond that built Palestine, Bedford?
• Making History a Personal Experience
• Can the Ephemeral Be Captured?
• Century-old Letter from Santa Featured at Museum

Museum Corner 2018—celebrates Lawrence County’s Bicentennial
• We were not the first to live here
• Palestine was the County's First Seat of Justice
• Bedford was the Second County Seat—Shawswick Township
• Time marches on—Historic houses remain—Shawswick Township
• Time traveling—Bedford 1840s—Shawswick Township
• Much ado about township organization—Bono Township
• Railroads big part of Marion Township history—Marion Township
• Limestone runs deep in county history—Shawswick and Indian Creek Township
• Indian Creek Township town lost to the ages—Indian Creek Township
• A Bicentennial Look at Marshall Township—Marshall Township
• Springville Boom Became a Gentle Murmur—Perry Township
• Bicentennial tour of townships continues—Pleasant Run and Spice Valley

Museum Corner 2016
Albert W. Miller—Art was his life and his language

Click for Seedling Patch index/content list Spring 2010 to present