In April, we lost a very special and loyal volunteer and board member, Mike Warren! He served here at the museum many years contributing in so many ways! Our sympathy to his wife Connie Warren! Mike was honored yesterday in Washington, DC and at the Evansville Airport last evening as the Honor Flight returned back home! Mike was suppose to go on the Honor Flight this spring but illness prevented that. Mike had served in the US Navy for 22 years. A few photos of last evening at EVV. You are missed Mike! ... See MoreSee Less
I love this from the museum!!!! What a great honor for him, he would be so proud
What a great and very deserving honor for Mike! He truly served our country as well as sharing his gift of designing & building model ships and carved wood sculptures. You are truly blessed Connie to have such a wonderful group of compassionate friends!
Great tribute to our service men and women thank you all for your service and God bless
Hugs and prayers Connie
A wonderful tribute to Mike’s service❤️
Such a wonderful Tribute.
What a special way to celebrate Mike's service. Continued prayers for Connie and Mike's family. 🇺🇸❤️❤️
Beautiful tribute to a wonderful man. 🇺🇸
So nice to see your loved one rememberd and the flag presented to you.
So glad to see him honored.
Hugs to the family
What a special evening for you, Connie Warren!❤️🤍💙🇺🇸
My good friend and fellow veteran!🇺🇸✝️
What a nice tribute to Mike! Thinking of you Connie.
Connie, sorry for your loss.
So glad you got to experience this!!! Darrel loved his Honor Flight!!! Mike was there in spirit!!!🙏🙏🥰❤️👏
Connie big hugs and prayers great pictures
So thankful for his service and glad he was honored. He was a nice friend to my Dad. 🇺🇸🙏
Come and check out our new train exhibit that will be up through October! Most of these items are on loan for the next few months. ... See MoreSee Less
Ribbon cutting day today for our new Train Exhibit! Mayor Charlie Wyatt did the honor of cutting the ribbon along with our part time director Emily Burgdorf. Thank you to all who came out today for the celebration! ... See MoreSee Less
I’m so glad you had a good turnout. I would have loved to have been there but we are back home in Texas. Sharing on my history page.
I was there for the ribbon cutting, it was great. And had a derrs strawberry float.
Love my hometown
It was a great event. I'm so glad Randy and Ken's labor of love, skill, and life long friendship will be enjoyed by museum visitors for years to come. And thank you to the donors who made it possible.
Congrats on a GREAT new addition! 😍🙌
Great job, Warrick County Museum!
Can’t wait to see the new addition to
Warrick County Museum🚂
Special thanks to Boonville Fire Department for moving the pump organ that came from the Ebenezer German Methodist Church, east of Boonville, to the museum. It was donated by Marilyn Welch. They also were able to see the new train room which has its grand opening on Aug. 2. ... See MoreSee Less
I am the last generation of the Metz family that attended Ebenezer United Methodist Church was had been referred to as the "German Methodist Church" by the old-time members. According to stories handed down through the Metz family, one of my Great-Grandpa Metz's brothers played that organ and couldn't read a note of music. Oh, how I remember that none of us kids were allowed to touch that organ!
Marilyn’s Grandmother Alma Seitz and my Grandmother Esther Bracher were sisters.
They attended Ebenezer UMC.
Maiden name was Nonweiler
Their mother Sarah was from the Roth family .
Impressive
I know those guys!! Great team. But one of them seems different than the others. Anybody!?
Great help!
Awesome… thanks guys
Thanks to people of the fire department for moving the organ.
Super job
How wonderful!
I cant wait to see the new train room I have heard so many good things about all the hard work and how awesome it is!
Awesome! Kevin Scott
Way To Go Guys! 😍🙌
Great job men.
That's a tough job! Those aren't light! Good job guys!!
That’s awesome they moved it! Great job.
Thanks guys
That is a wonderful gift! I hope some history was provided.
In April, we lost a very special and loyal volunteer and board member, Mike Warren! He served here at the museum many years contributing in so many ways! Our sympathy to his wife Connie Warren! Mike was honored yesterday in Washington, DC and at the Evansville Airport last evening as the Honor Flight returned back home! Mike was suppose to go on the Honor Flight this spring but illness prevented that. Mike had served in the US Navy for 22 years. A few photos of last evening at EVV. You are missed Mike! ... See MoreSee Less
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I love this from the museum!!!! What a great honor for him, he would be so proud
What a great and very deserving honor for Mike! He truly served our country as well as sharing his gift of designing & building model ships and carved wood sculptures. You are truly blessed Connie to have such a wonderful group of compassionate friends!
Great tribute to our service men and women thank you all for your service and God bless
Hugs and prayers Connie
A wonderful tribute to Mike’s service❤️
Such a wonderful Tribute.
What a special way to celebrate Mike's service. Continued prayers for Connie and Mike's family. 🇺🇸❤️❤️
Beautiful tribute to a wonderful man. 🇺🇸
So nice to see your loved one rememberd and the flag presented to you.
So glad to see him honored.
Hugs to the family
What a special evening for you, Connie Warren!❤️🤍💙🇺🇸
My good friend and fellow veteran!🇺🇸✝️
What a nice tribute to Mike! Thinking of you Connie.
Connie, sorry for your loss.
So glad you got to experience this!!! Darrel loved his Honor Flight!!! Mike was there in spirit!!!🙏🙏🥰❤️👏
Connie big hugs and prayers great pictures
So thankful for his service and glad he was honored. He was a nice friend to my Dad. 🇺🇸🙏
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There is fun for all ages at the Warrick County Museum!! Come visit during open hours. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wonderful exhibit !
Come and check out our new train exhibit that will be up through October! Most of these items are on loan for the next few months. ... See MoreSee Less
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Laura Sankovitch King
Thanks to all who attended our Dona Bone presentation recently! Very interesting! ... See MoreSee Less
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A few more photos of our fun Train Exhibit ribbon cutting yesterday! ... See MoreSee Less
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Is this exhibit still being shown?
Bonnie DeCorrevont
This is amazing! What a wonderful thing.
Ribbon cutting day today for our new Train Exhibit! Mayor Charlie Wyatt did the honor of cutting the ribbon along with our part time director Emily Burgdorf. Thank you to all who came out today for the celebration! ... See MoreSee Less
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Will this be a permanent exhibit?
I’m so glad you had a good turnout. I would have loved to have been there but we are back home in Texas. Sharing on my history page.
I was there for the ribbon cutting, it was great. And had a derrs strawberry float.
Love my hometown
It was a great event. I'm so glad Randy and Ken's labor of love, skill, and life long friendship will be enjoyed by museum visitors for years to come. And thank you to the donors who made it possible.
Congrats on a GREAT new addition! 😍🙌
Great job, Warrick County Museum!
Can’t wait to see the new addition to Warrick County Museum🚂
This is wonderful!! So sorry we missed it!!
What a great addition! 🚂
Awesome!
Great!
Wonderful!!
Awesome
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Here’s some more information about the grand opening of the train room. ... See MoreSee Less
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Special thanks to Boonville Fire Department for moving the pump organ that came from the Ebenezer German Methodist Church, east of Boonville, to the museum. It was donated by Marilyn Welch. They also were able to see the new train room which has its grand opening on Aug. 2. ... See MoreSee Less
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Putting those muscles to work.
I am the last generation of the Metz family that attended Ebenezer United Methodist Church was had been referred to as the "German Methodist Church" by the old-time members. According to stories handed down through the Metz family, one of my Great-Grandpa Metz's brothers played that organ and couldn't read a note of music. Oh, how I remember that none of us kids were allowed to touch that organ!
Marilyn’s Grandmother Alma Seitz and my Grandmother Esther Bracher were sisters. They attended Ebenezer UMC. Maiden name was Nonweiler Their mother Sarah was from the Roth family .
Impressive
I know those guys!! Great team. But one of them seems different than the others. Anybody!?
Great help!
Awesome… thanks guys
Thanks to people of the fire department for moving the organ. Super job
How wonderful!
I cant wait to see the new train room I have heard so many good things about all the hard work and how awesome it is!
Awesome! Kevin Scott
Way To Go Guys! 😍🙌
Great job men.
That's a tough job! Those aren't light! Good job guys!!
That’s awesome they moved it! Great job.
Thanks guys
That is a wonderful gift! I hope some history was provided.
Awesome
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