The Manitowoc County Historical Society has announced its fall Hungry for History series program lineup. The Hungry for History Series, now in its 10th year, features a lecture style program and a catered meal to follow.
The first fall program, “Local History Mysteries”, will be held on Thursday, October 13. In this program museum archivists will share some of the more peculiar stories from Manitowoc County, including an alligator in Clarks Mills, a runaway train, and Al Capone in a car accident in Cato. Join the museum for a journey through some of our local history’s mysterious moments.
The program “Local History Trivia Night” will be held on Thursday, November 17. Test your knowledge on Manitowoc County history trivia with a Hungry for History trivia night! Sign up as individuals or as a team and go head-to-head with other players as you answer questions about our local history. This trivia and dinner program will be based on 3 rounds of trivia, with each round focusing on topics associated with Manitowoc County history, to include: general history, pop culture, names and places, events, and fun facts! Lots of fun will be had by all and prizes are given to the top 3 players/teams.
Hungry for History programs will take place at the Lighthouse Inn, Two Rivers. Doors will open at 5 pm for the programs. The presentations will begin at 5:30 pm with a meal to follow. If you have dietary restrictions, please note that when placing your reservation to attend the program.
Advanced registration is required by calling (920) 684-4445 or placing your reservation on the museum’s website at ManitowocCountyHistory.org. The cost is $30 for MCHS Members and $35 for Non-members. Full payment is due at the time of registration.
