The Alexandria-Monroe Township Historical Society is an all-volunteer, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that works to gather then share local history and memories of Monroe Township in Madison county Indiana. Stop by our museum for a visit to view our variety of photographs, artifacts, memorabilia, and more, then tell us about about your own local histories and experiences to add to our collection.
2024 Officers
President
Danny Lamb
Vice President
Patty Brooks
Recording Secretary
Donna Key-Kerr
Membership Secretary
Vickie Beardsley
Treasurer
Pam Blake
Board of Directors
Jenny Corbett
Annette Ellis
Mike Lynch
Welcome!
Alexandria is a small peaceful town in east central Indiana with lots of friendly folks. Located about 50 miles northeast of Indianapolis, our community is nestled in the heart of the Midwest farmland.
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Founded
Who We Are
The Alexandria-Monroe Township Historical Society (AMTHS) began in 1979 under the leadership of John and Marsha Madden, Max and Nancy Draper, Curt and Rosemary Ellis, Jim Donahue, and John Noffze, with John Madden as the first president. The all-volunteer AMTHS manages a museum located at 313 North Harrison (across from Horner’s Hometown Market, formerly Cox’s Supermarket). We have a great collection of artifacts created in Alexandria on display including memorabilia from Aladdin Lamp, Lippincott Glass, Edwards & Kildow’s, and Kelly Axe. Other articles relate to our local history, including the Union Traction Co., racing venues (Armscamp Speedway) and events, Knott’s Airport, civic and business leaders, and more!
Join Us!
Did you know that the Alexandria Monroe Township Historical Society is a non-profit organization? It operates only on memberships, donations, and fundraising activities. We invite you to join us in the sharing of awareness, knowledge, and appreciation of the rich heritage of Monroe Township and the city of Alexandria.