Evie's History Bytes: Recent Episodes
Evelyn Lehman Culp Heritage Collection at the Nappanee Center
Plugin and hit play to Evie's History Bytes. It's a brand new podcast of Nappanee History. Chime in each month as Martha and a guest dig into Nappanee History.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Each month Martha and her guests will discuss important parts of Nappanee history. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors and discover more about the city of Nappanee.
Martha is joined by Hailey Yoder to talk about Main Street Roasters and Neighbors Mercantile
Martha is joined by Seth James to talk about the Nappanee Public Library and its renovation.
In this episode, Martha is joined by Brian Bryn, the Director of the Midwest Museum of American Art.
Martha is joined by Brent Warren, the City of Nappanee Street Department Superintendent.
Martha is joined by Current and Past Volunteers of Night at the Museum as they tell their stories about the much-loved program.
Listen to the newest episode of Evie's History Bytes podcast, hosted by Martha Owen.She was joined by Jon Andrews
Martha is joined by Jeanie Dudley and Rick Jenkins to talk about service clubs in Nappanee.
Martha is joined by her husband, Eli and they sit down to talk about legends, lore, and the famous in Nappanee.
Martha is joined by Nappanee native, Dave Berger, who is a STEM Engagement Embed for Aeronautics at NASA.
Martha is joined by Nappanee Parks Superintendent, Chris Davis and Director of Programming, Tiffany Sayler
Martha is joined by Mark and Karoline VanDiepenbos to talk about how to properly take care of tombstones and graves.
Martha is joined by Maynard Miller as they talk about Nappanee's Apple Festival and its history.
Martha is joined by Denny Martin to talk about Martin's Hardware and Phil Lehman to talk about Lehman's Hardware.
Martha is joined by Rob Lehman, a Nappanee native and President Emeritus of the Fetzer Institute.
Martha is joined by Dr. Simon Bronner from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Emma's niece, Aleta Schrock.
Martha is joined by Library Director, Seth James as they talk to Activision co-founder and Nappanee Native David Crane.
Martha sits down with Nappanee Mayor Phil Jenkins to talk about architecture in Nappanee.
Hit play and join Martha as she talks to Chris Gillam about the Historic Daniel Stump Farm.
Click play and join Martha as she talks to Police Chief, Steve Rulli and Nappanee Fire/EMS Chief, Don Lehman.
Matha is joined by Dick Pletcher and the Wagner Family to talk about Nappanee's Furniture Stores.
Matha will be joined by Sonya Nash and Jeanie Dudley to talk about the Quilt Gardens of Elkhart County and Fred's Flowers.
Hit play and join Martha as she continues her Amish Acres series with guest Dick Pletcher. They will be covering the Round Barn Theater.
Matha will be joined by Kenton and Emily Hostetler to talk about the Bed and Breakfasts in Nappanee.
Click play and join Martha as she sits down with George Freese to talk about the Freese Family.
Plugin and hit play to Evie's History Bytes. Chime in each month as Martha and a guest dig into Nappanee History. This month Martha and Dick Pletcher will be talking about the History of Amish Acres.
Plugin and hit play to Evie's History Bytes. Chime in each month as Martha and a guest dig into Nappanee History. Join Martha and her guests Bill Firstenberger and Scot Honeycutt as they talk about the Homes of the Kitchen Industry and older homes.
Join Martha as she talks with Patrick McGuire and Rocki Stillson about one of her favorite subjects, Lost Communities, and the Nappanee and Locke Feud.
Suprise! We thought we would give you an extra episode this month. This is part two of our very first episode.
Join Martha as she talked with Thomas and Justin Mast about how they revitalized the Coppes Factory.
Join Martha as she talks to Dick Pletcher and Jenni Wysong about the Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival.
Martha sits down with two of Nappanee's oldest businesses and talks about how they have been pillars in the Nappanee Community for close to 150 years!
Join Martha as she talks with Doug Grant and Aleta Schrock about Naive Folk Artist Emma Schrock.
Join Martha for the biggest episode yet. She sat down with Leon "Lee" Weaver's family to talk about him and how he always had his eyes on the sky. From growing up in Nappanee to working at NASA to creating his own aerospace company, they talk about it all.
Hit play and join Martha as she talks with Jeff Stillson about Nappanee's art initiative and we listen to an oral history about the Nappanee 6.
Hit play and listen to Martha talk with Mayor Phil Jenkins and Larry Andrews about Nappanee.
Chime in with Martha as she explores Nappanee's Woodworking Past with her guests Denny and Bill.
Join Martha as she talks to John Leavitt, Dick Pletcher and Angie Stillson about the Nappanee Public Library.
Welcome to our very first episode! Martha is joined by Evelyn Culp's family to talk about Evelyn, whom the podcast is named for.
Launching in January 2021 is Evie's History Bytes. Join Martha Owen, the Heritage Collection Manager of the Evelyn Lehman Culp Heritage Collection at the Nappanee Center.