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Mid'town Museum of Native Cultures is dedicated to the original caretakers of this nation with the main stress on educating
our existing and future generations.
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| Joesphine |
One of the many outfits on display at Mid'town. Joesphine "Josie" is
our Mascot, come see the other great items and artifacts at Mid'town Museum
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Drums, Pipes, Flutes, some of the many things on display at Mid'Town
Mid'Town houses the private collection of Native American Items used by Joyce
Jones.
- Dioramas
- Dolls
- Clothing
- Stone tools
- Hands-On items
What tribe name means "Roast till you pucker"???
What does a depth gauge for planting look like ???
What tribe lived in log cabins long before white settlers???
Breastplate and other American Indian Clothing
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Located 40 miles south of the "Battle of Tippecanoe". Take 25 South to Waynetown & in the middle of the downtown
business district, and only three blocks west of the old Pioneer Cemetery where William Bratton, a member of the Lewis
and Clark Expedition, is buried.
Although there's not alot to see in Waynetown, it's well worth the trip to see the Museum.
FEE: Adults $2.00 Children $1.00 Seniors $1.50
Group Tours Call for price
102 East Washington Street (Corner of Washington & Vine)
Located on Hwy 136 in Waynetown Indiana
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