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Huron historian reports 75–100 attendees at Huron Day; Patriot Bill Marker ordered

Huron Town Board · October 1, 2024
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Historian Rosa Fox reported the town's Huron Day drew about 75–100 attendees and that a Patriot Bill Marker is en route; she also noted a resident offered historic artifacts for the collection.

Historian Rosa Fox told the board that Huron Day attracted approximately 75–100 attendees and thanked board members and volunteers for their help. Fox said a Patriot Bill Marker has been ordered and is on its way to the town.

Fox also reported that a resident, Brad Cartwright, contacted her about items he found in a barn (a fanning mill marked S. Henry, WWI feed bags and a cavalry horse blanket); she indicated she already had a similar fanning mill on display and described the other items as potential additions to the town's collection. Councilmembers and the supervisor thanked Fox for her work on the event.