Musée de Venoge

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Musée de Venoge

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  • Venoge
    • Who We Are
      • Volunteer
    • What We Do
    • Why It Matters
  • Visit
    • Living History Events & Classes
      • Rural Heritage Tour
      • Country Christmas
      • 1812 Muster
      • July 4th, 1815
      • Summer Classes
  • Discover
    • Hearth Cookery
    • History
    • Resources
      • Probate Inventories
      • Will of Louis Gex Oboussier, 1820
    • Restoration
  • Gazette

Who We Are

We are an all-volunteer living history museum and our purpose is to understand and interpret the lives and material culture of the early French-Swiss inhabitants.

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What We Do

We pay special attention to early trades, domestic arts, early gardening methods and foodways

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Why It Matters

Musée de Venoge is one of the few remaining examples of the French colonial architecture that characterized the first settlement of Switzerland County, Indiana.

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Address: 4085 Hwy 129, Vevay, IN 47043. Currently open by appointment only.
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Musée de Venoge and the Thiebaud Farmstead join together to celebrate two different Country Christmas celebrations in Switzerland County. Have a simple Country Christmas at 1820’s Venoge then travel in time to the 1860’s Thiebaud Farmstead and enjoy the beginnings of our modern Christmas festivities.

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