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About Indian Lake Ohio Historical Society
Our History
ILAHS was created to preserve the rich history of the Indian Lake Area. We strive to keep this history alive through general meetings held April through September by providing speakers or special events that support the history of the area.
Upcoming Event
Join us for upcoming event. We are having a booth (Tent) at the annual Antique Boat and Car Show on July 18th. Stop by our tent and see our sale items. We are raffling off a basket and wall plaque that has many historical items. We will also have our long and short tee shirts for sale. So don't forget to stop by. We are next to the Boat Show Tent.
Ice Cream Social
Monday July 20th
Fountainaires
Performing
Bring Your Lawn Chairs or Boat
Russells Point Harbor
Indian Lake History Highlights
Historical Events Calendar
INDIAN LAKE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2026 CALENDAR
March 6,7,8 Indian lake Boat Show (Spend-A-Day Marina)
April 27 General Meeting 7 pm (Galilee Lutheran Church) Speaker John Ellington
speaking on history of Indian Lake Churches
May 26 General Meeting 7 pm (Galilee Lutheran Church) Speakers Two women that
worked at Beatley's Hotel and Resort.
Note date changed due to Memorial Day May 25)
June 22 General Meeting 7pm (galilee Lutheran Church) Speaker is a lady from the
Portland family who will speak on the Our Lady of Fatima History
July 20 ILAHS Ice Cream Social at Harbor with Fountainarires preforming at 6 pm
(Russells Point Harbor, behind Taco Bell) the program is open to all so grab
your lawn chair or boat over to enjoy the evening.
August 24 General Meeting 7 pm (Galilee Luther Church) Speaker to be announced
September 18,19,20 Fall Festival (Chippawa Campgrounds, Display & Sale of products)
September 26 General Meeting 7 pm (Galilee Lutheran Church) Speaker to be announced
December 5 Christmas Tree lighting at Sandy Beach Bridge 6 pm
Programs and Support Are Needed to Keep Us Going
Your support helps us preserve Indian Lake's history, fund educational programs, and strengthen our community. Join us in safeguarding our heritage for generations to come.
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