The Educational Council of Rush Ranch brought its arrowhead making demonstration and display of early Native American hunting and fishing tools to the adobe open house in April.

This demonstration, with the help of Educational Council member Little Bear, will become a regular feature at the montly open house.  The historical society sees this as a win-win situation for both organizations.  The arrowhead demonstration complements the historic timeframe of the early adobe settlement and the Native American artifacts on display in the Mowers-Goheen Museum.  The Rush Ranch Educational Council is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization that promotes education and public outreach programs for the ranch.