Laurel Highlands Historical Village
INVITES YOU TO
1st Annual Joseph Wipey Day
August 25, 2012 / 1
– 6 pm
Place – Hinckston Run Reservoir
Follow the signs from route 271 north of Johnstown
Dedication of Joseph Wipey Trail
In honor of the Delaware Indian who lived peacefully
on the Conemaugh River who tragically lost his life simply because he was an Indian.
Daily events Include
The story of Joseph Wipey..
Traditional Native American Dances
Horse Re-enactments past & present
Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts
PA Fish Commission Presentation
Refreshments & Snacks
Laurel Highland’s Historical Village’s
Short Story Contest
Johnstown has a rich history and we would like you
to share with us a true story from your Johnstown Heritage. The short story of
250 words or less should be about a person or place that has helped to shape the history of Johnstown. The contest is open
to all students. Entries must be received by October 31 2012. Prizes will be awarded to the
top 5 winning entries and the story will be featured on accuweather.com
and winners will present their story at our
Fall Festival. Submit your story today to 1wildfire@atlanticbb.net
For more information please contact us at 814-322-1825