Putnam County Museum Executive Director Rachel Barr will discuss archaeological evidence of agricultural practices in the region dating back thousands of years.
The event scheduled for Thursday evening, August 6, at 6 p.m.
Then, Putnam County Historian Larry Tippin will trace the evolution of local agriculture over the past 200 years, highlighting the people and technological innovations that have shaped our community.
Whether you're interested in archaeology, local history, or agriculture, this program offers a fascinating look at how farming has influenced Putnam County across the centuries.
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