SCOTT COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC

SCOTTSBURG, IN

New moon blocks the sun Here's one of my basic images of the solar eclipse as I looked straight up. Simple. Straightforward. The sun and moon later would reach roughly 3 minutes of totality at Mascatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, Indiana. During the high noon event, a paddling of mallards became quiet and then disappeared in the pond behind me. I assume to rest for the brief night. In my mind these rare celestial events are educational or spiritual so I'll get fancy with my images of the eclipse event and surroundings at a later date (composite, etc.) to convey that.
New moon blocks the sun Credit: sniggie

Scott County Genealogical Society Inc is a non-profit organization located in Scottsburg, Indiana. The society was established in 1988 with the aim of preserving and promoting genealogical research in Scott County and the surrounding regions. The society's membership is made up of genealogists, historians, and individuals interested in family history research.

The society's main goals are to provide resources and support to members and the public in their genealogical research, to collect and preserve historical records, and to educate members and the public about genealogy and local history. The society maintains a library of genealogical and historical materials, including books, manuscripts, and microfilm, which are available for research purposes. They also offer regular workshops, meetings, and educational events, as well as access to online databases and resources.

The society is run by a volunteer board of directors and relies on membership dues and donations to fund its activities. They are dedicated to promoting the study of family history and local history in Scott County and the surrounding areas. The society welcomes new members and encourages anyone with an interest in genealogy and local history to join and participate in their activities.

SCOTT COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC is a Historical Societies, Historic Preservation in SCOTTSBURG IN. US MID #8401800488

The museum is classed as HSC (Historical Societies, Historic Preservation). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Midwest (Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin).

New moon blocks the sun Here's one of my basic images of the solar eclipse as I looked straight up. Simple. Straightforward. The sun and moon later would reach roughly 3 minutes of totality at Mascatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, Indiana. During the high noon event, a paddling of mallards became quiet and then disappeared in the pond behind me. I assume to rest for the brief night. In my mind these rare celestial events are educational or spiritual so I'll get fancy with my images of the eclipse event and surroundings at a later date (composite, etc.) to convey that.
Total solar eclipse flare on my lens Here’s my take of the Great American Solar Eclipse of 2024. I was there at singer John Mellencamp's hometown in Southern Indiana.
Exit 50A from I-65 South North Vernon, Indiana
Bill Graham for Mayor Scottsburg, Indiana
You know I can see you, right? There is no problem making out your shape, especially when you alert me to your whereabouts by chirping.
Great blue heron on the hunt The key to a successful meal for this great blue heron is to position itself ever so slowly, then stay as still as a log until the strike.
River Otter, Muskatatuck NWR After a day of looking for an otter family, this was the best I could get. This shy river otter liked staying in far away bushes and just wouldn’t get into the open that day. There was a fishing hole in the ice that was hidden by a tree. He'd emerge from the hole with a fish and have the time of his life eating the fish in these twigs or the back of a log. I have photos of him with his fish but this image was the most unobstructed one.
Even though you're motionless you know I can still see you; Right? A fox squirrel in a tree stared at me with his right eye. I knew that he knew I was there. I think the squirrel felt safely camouflaged if it did not move a hair. For several minutes, the poor little fellow didn't even blink. The squirrel stared at me and my big lens stared right back at him.
For everyone else, cash up front … preferrably in quarters
Tweet of the world
Migrating adult tundra swan
Fishin' in the early morning fog

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SCOTT COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC
PO BOX 23
SCOTTSBURG
IN
47170-0023

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MID # 8401800488
Name SCOTT COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC
Alternate Name
Classification Historical Societies, Historic Preservation, , Midwest
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) 351859237
NTEECC A80
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM) 201312
INCOME 0
REVENUE 0
LAT/LONG 38.685055, -85.806265
CODES FIPS State Code: 18
FIPS County Code: 143
US Census Tract: 966900
US Census Block: 2003