Pendleton Garden Club conducted its Spring Plant and Bake Sale on Saturday. Mid-event, club Treasurer Marilyn Strange described the day so far as “good, very good,” with about half of the plants sold and baked good mostly gone.
Matt and Joi Ford of Pendleton look through some old records while researching family history at Pendleton Historical Museum during its season opening day on Saturday. Matt Ford, who was looking through names in the 1880 Census for Madison County, said his family has a long history in the area, with Ford Street in Lapel being named after his family.
Pendleton Historical Museum opened for its spring through fall season on Saturday, May 4.
Randy Blaine walks along Water Street in Pendleton on Saturday carrying a mirror, while other family members follow with various other items. Blaine said they also had a lot more items in their car, all bought during the Highway 38 Sale. “That’s what brought us here,” he said.
PENDLETON — A number of events coincided with the farmers market in Pendleton on Saturday, including the opening of the Pendleton Historical Museum for its season, the Pendleton Garden Club’s annual Spring Plant and Bake Sale, and the Highway 38 Sale.
• The museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays through the fall.
• For more details about the garden club, visit it its Facebook page or email [email protected].
• The State Road 38 Sale took place Friday and Saturday from from Noblesville to New Castle.