Lost Nation: The Ioway: "Lost Nation: The Ioway" to Screen in Red Oak, Iowa at History Center

June 22, 2009

"Lost Nation: The Ioway" to Screen in Red Oak, Iowa at History Center

Join us in Red Oak, Iowa on Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 2:00 pm at the Montgomery County History Center for a free showing of the historical Native American documentary Lost Nation: The Ioway. The program includes a lobby display and a discussion and Q & A with the filmmakers following the screening.

After the film, John F. Doershuk from the Office of the State Archaeologist will participate in the opening of a new display of a 300 year-old wooden canoe found near Red Oak.

The program is part of Red Oak's annual Junction Days celebration and it is sponsored by the Montgomery County History Center.

See you there!

Montgomery County History Center
2700 North 4th Street
Red Oak, Iowa 51566
712.623.2289

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