Historic Southern Indiana

The county historical museum is the former Vevay Presbyterian church built in 1860 in a modified Gothic Revival style. The building is little altered, and the upstairs is still maintained as a chapel. The first Presbyterian church in the county existed on the same site from 1828 until 1860.

Services and amenities available on the site:
X	Conducted Tours
X	Self-Guided Tours
	Videotape(s)
	Film(s)
	Slide Program(s)
	Prepared "Look-Learn-Listen" Questions
X	Theme-Related Sale Items (books/postcards/souvenirs)
	Hands-On Activities
	Living History or Costumed Interpretation
	Parking For School Buses
	Restroom Facilities
	Convenient Water Fountains
	Picnicking Facilities
	Vending Machines or Other Food/Drink Services
	Overnight Accommodations
	Auditorium/Meeting Room
	Emergency Services (first-aid)

Other services and amenities available:
Operating Period:	April - November
Days of The Week Open:	Seven days a week
Site Hours:	daily noon to 4p.m.
Regular Admission Fees::	$1
Educational Admission Fees:	$.50
Number of People The Site Can Accommodate:	30

Materials which can be sent to the teacher or group before a visit:

Site Brochure

Pre-Visit Planning Package For Teachers/Leaders

Pre-Visit Package For Students

Lesson Plans or Other Materials Relating Sites To Statewide Curriculum

List of Sale Items Suitable For Students

Media Which Can Be Loaned:
____ Videotape(s)	____ Film(s)	____ Slide program(s)

Books (on loan)

Other

Services the site offers to educational groups:
Does the site offer guest speakers for off-site programs?	No
Annually recurring events:
Site location:	Intersection of Market St and Main St in Vevay
Organization administering the site:	Switzerland County Historical Society

Contact information:
Mailing address:	PO Box 201 Vevay, IN 47043
Phone:	(812) 427-3560
Fax:
Email:
Web site:	http://

8600 University Boulevard - Evansville, IN 47712-3596 - 812/464-8600