Promoting local and regional history about 1834 Westfield and Underground Railroad, Quakers, Orphan Train, Businesses, etc.


Now you can also donate (one time or renewing payments!) at Network For Good online with your credit card!
We need volunteers. Programs, Museum open hours, Collection Management, Exhibit creation, scanning of old pictures, transcribing old document, etc - you name it, we need you. 1 hour a month, 4 hours a month, every other month....whatever you got, we can use it! Send an email to any officer and let us know what you would like to do to help out, or ask us at any of our program meetings or at the museum.
Mrs. Cordell worked at L.S. Ayres in downtown Indianapolis, J.C. Penney, Kohl's, Lazarus and Stride Rite, where she retired from in 1994. She
also operated a daycare in her home, providing care to
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