The Questers
The Questers Mission Statement:
"Questers Keep History Alive By Supporting Preservation, Restoration And Education"
The Questers is a non-profit International organization. The Questers was founded in 1944 by Jessie Elizabeth Bardens in Pennsylvania and has grown to include Chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Its purpose is to encourage an appreciation of history and the preservation and restoration of historical landmarks.
Indiana Questers
Indiana Questers are affiliated with the International organization. There are 15 Chapters throughout Indiana. Questers restore local, state, and national historical artifacts and landmarks, and have an interest in learning about and preserving their community's history. At Chapter meetings, the highlight is a program focusing on a collection, historic story or historic site, often presented by a Quester member, local collector or other expert.
Membership Benefits
- Attending monthly educational meetings of your local chapter
- Receiving a subscription to the International newsletter, The Quester Quarterly
- Supporting local preservation projects through volunteering and fund-raising
- Contributing through your local chapter to support State and International preservation projects
- Attending conventions at various locations around the State
- Attending annual International Quester Conventions hosted in alternating States and Provinces
Please contact us to learn more about a local chapter near you.
Banner photo: Roann Covered Bridge over the Eel River in Wabash County, Indiana
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