At the turn of the 20th Century, there were at least 11 ethnic groups living, working and praying in Terre Haute. Many have been forgotten, one of which will be discussed and, hopefully, it will not be forgotten. It is hoped that this will be an incentive for others to write their ethnic heritage so it continues to live on in the mind of others.

The program will be presented by Vikki Sordean, a member of The Daughters of the American Revolution, Indiana Genealogical Society, Wabash Valley Genealogy Society, and Vigo County History Center. She has been doing research for nearly 40 years and has been a part of the digital project, Visions and Voices, of which nearly 25,000 images are on Indiana Memory.

Admission is free to History Center and OLLI members.
Adults $7 and Seniors $6.