Donate now and become part of a project to celebrate the Lost Creek Settlement image

Donate now and become part of a project to celebrate the Lost Creek Settlement

You can help honor and celebrate the Lost Creek Settlement through public art, and play a role in adding the next piece to Terre Haute’s Cultural Trail!

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Celebrating Lost Creek - The Story of an African American Settlement

In the early 1800’s, a group of free African Americans settled in Vigo County in order to escape the increased dangers of the South. The Lost Creek Settlement was one of the earliest non-indigenous groups of settlers in the Wabash Valley.

Art Spaces is working with descendants of Lost Creek, as well as various community members and donors, to increase awareness of the settlement and its importance to Terre Haute and Vigo County, through public art.

You, along with others, have the opportunity to honor the Lost Creek Settlement by giving.

You can learn more about the Lost Creek Settlement through Mark Bennett's article in the Tribune-Star, linked here.

Image: Crazy Quilt, c. 1870-1880s believed to be Elizabeth Malone Walden Stewart