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BATTLES FOR THE BRIDGE 2022
September 9-11, 2022 (Click on links below for registration and payment). In-Town Vendor options listed below: ARTS/CRAFTS/BOUTIQUE BOOTH ($50): New or hand-made items only! Only one of each type of vendor per established companies will be approved. NON-PROFIT NON SELLING BOOTH ($10): Informational or awareness groups only. No selling or profits obtained from this booth. NON-PROFIT SELLING BOOTH ($25): Group charging for any service or products. Non-refrigerant baked goods may be sold for one day only. No homemade jellies or jams permitted per Health Department. POLITICAL GOVERNMENT/BUSINESS ADVERTISMENT BOOTH ($50): Advertising or any political individual or government/business advertising. In-Town (Court House Square in Munfordville) Vendors: Click link below to register for 2022 www.hartcountymuseum.org/in-town-vendor-registration-2022.html Reenactors: Click link below to register for 2022 www.hartcountymuseum.org/reenactment-registration-2022.html Sutler: Click link below to register for 2022 www.hartcountymuseum.org/sutler-registration-2022.html Food Vendors: Click link below to register for 2022 www.hartcountymuseum.org/food-vendor-registration-2022.html Reenactors, Sutlers, Food Vendors and In-Town Vendors PAY HERE: Click link below to pay 2022 event fee www.hartcountymuseum.org/battles-for-bridge-2022-payment.html Ladies Tea and Luncheon for Reenactors only should register for this free event. LADIES! Click the link below to sign up as this event fills up quickly! Ladies Tea & Luncheon for Reenactors MUSEUM INFORMATION The Hart County Historical Society & Museum is located in historic downtown Munfordville, Kentucky in the 1893 Chapline Building in the block south of the court house on 31W. The Society consists of our Museum, Genealogy Library and Battle for the Bridge Preserve. We are an educational, 501(c)3 organization established in 1968. Our mission is to preserve and share the history and lifeways of Hart County through the education of our audience and development of our heritage resources. We welcome you at the museum. Masks are available at the door. Social distancing will also be observed. We will continue to clean often the high-touch areas for the protection of our visitors. Museum hours: Monday through Friday: 9 to 4 Saturday: 8 to 4 Central Time Closed Major Holidays We greatly appreciate all donations! DONATION
$10.00 - $100.00
Our mission is to preserve and share the history and lifeways of Hart County, Kentucky through the education of our audience and development of our heritage resources. From research and tours at the museum to visiting the Anthony Woodson House and the Battles For The Bridge Preserve we welcome you to join us. Your generosity keeps our doors open. Donations in any amount will be greatly appreciated. If you prefer to write a check or donate cash you can visit us at the museum at 109 Main Street, Munfordville, KY or mail a check to us at Hart County Historical Society, PO Box 606, Munfordville, KY 42765
Tour the Museum
The /museum houses artifacts including Civil War items that tell the history of Hart County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Museum Location:
Battle of Munfordville
www.battlefields.org/visit/battlefields/munfordville-battlefield Battle for the Bridge www.battlefields.org/learn/civil-war/battles/munfordville 
Ky Arts Council
The Hart County Historical Society has been awarded an Arts Access
Assistance Grant through a program of the Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, which is supported by state tax dollar and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. A Word of Appreciation The Hart County Historical Society is grateful to the Kentucky Arts Council for its recent Arts Access Assistance grant sponsoring a series of basket classes for senior citizens and for the Arts Council’s long term support of Hart County basketry. 
Basket making classes held in June 2022
For Photos of previous Battles For the Bridge Civil War Days Events click on the link below:
2021 Battles for the Bridge Event
Photo credit: Marcia Hays
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