About Us
To inspire children, connect families, and create community engagement through an appreciation of local history and culture that focuses on research, education, and quality of life interests.
Our Mission
We strive to be a living, breathing exploration center for local history - not a “graveyard for old stuff."
The Wabash County Historical Museum uses state-of-the-art exhibits to introduce you to the rich history of this one of a kind county.
From the Miami and Potawatomi tribes who lived here, to the development of the Wabash-Erie Canal and the Big Four Railroad, to the many innovative and talented people who inhabit the county, the Museum provides a look at history that is both global and personal.
Annually, the Museum welcomes over 20,000 guests and school visits from throughout Northeast Indiana.
The Wabash County Historical Museum is a not-for-profit, as it operates entirely on admissions and private donations.
Our Board of Directors
Lee Ann George, Chairwoman
Tenille Zartman, Vice Chairwoman
Brent Dawes, Treasurer
Tim Drake, Secretary
Mark Frantz
Keith Gillenwater
Brian Haupert
Pete Jones, Honorary Member
Mayor Scott Long
Ashley Oetken
Rachel Parks
Kristen Petruniw
Christy Reynolds
Emily Tracy
