Meade Co. Historical and Archaeological Preservation Society

07/08/2025

10/26/2024

Due to Covid and starting a museum, our little society has suffered. We are trying to get our monthly meetings started up again. We hope to see you on Nov. 7th when Mr. Eddie Price will be here at 5:30 to talk about Riverboats, and I am sure if you remember Eddie it will be a very entertaining program.

12/16/2023

IN"Lincoln's Brown Water Navy," Eddie Price embarks on a "not-so-often-told" journey down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, up SH the Cumberland, Tennessee, White, Arkansas, and Yazoo Rivers... and much more.
COME TO THE MEADE CO. HISTORY MUSEUM, 281 Oaklawn Road, Brandenburg. SATURDAY. DEC 16TH TO HEAR THIS INTERESTING BIT OF HISTORY SHARED BY Eddie Price.
Meet and Greet at 2:30
Refreshments will be served. Mr Price will have books for sale. Visit or wander around in the museum
Eddie will present his program at 3:30. Please join us.

10/26/2023

02/15/2023

A find from seven years ago just for me!

02/21/2022

February 26, at 3:00 pm

02/17/2022

Saturday February 19th, at 2:30 p.m. there will be a presentation in
the museum meeting room, by historian, Mr. Ronald Van Stockum. In addition
to being a historian, he is also a biologist, author of many books, an
environmental attorney, and recently added play write to his credentials.
He will speak on George Washington's early life experience that influenced
his life and decisions as a soldier and President. These experiences
include religion, military and slavery. There will be a meet and greet,
for those that may want a personalized book, light refreshments will be
served, and the presentation will last approximately 50 minutes. This
meeting is free and open to the public.

10/26/2021

Join the Meade County KY History Museum this weekend for a chance to see the new LEAH SMOCK EXHIBIT this Saturday, Oct. 30th from 4pm to 5:30 pm. At this event assorted local ghost stories will be told. Cider and cookies will also be provided! 281 Oaklawn Rd, Brandenburg, KY 40108 (270) 422-1823.