Do you love to play Catan?
Sign up NOW for playing a multi-date CATAN tournament in unique settings such as the Havilah Beardsley House and Ruthmere's Game Room this winter.
Catan is the board game about trading, building and settling in a race to be the most successful entrepreneur--Perfect for Elkhart and Ruthmere!
REGISTRATION COMING SOON.
Call 574-264-0330 ext. 105 or email bfirstenberger@ruthmere.org
to receive announcements.
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Experience MattersWelcome to RuthmereRuthmere Campus comprises three historic properties that engage visitors with a unique experience of history, art and architecture. Whether you are taking a guided tour of Ruthmere Mansion, the historic Havilah Beardsley House, listening to a concert, participating in an educational program, or celebrating your nuptials with an unforgettable garden wedding, the experiences at Ruthmere are one of a kind and make a difference. |
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HistoryHistory is the heart of Ruthmere. Elkhart is here for a reason, and the history of the Beardsley family reveals the answer. Through archaeology and research relive the era of Elkhart's founding at the Havilah Beardsley House, or immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of the historic mansion and gardens at Ruthmere. |
| ArchitectureThe built environment defines our cultural values and provides a sense of community identity. Explore the architecture of the community in an easy, interactive way with the TourElkhart Mobile Tour, or study art, architecture and gardens in depth at the Robert B. Beardsley Arts Reference Library. Nowhere is the importance of the built environment easier to discover than at Ruthmere. |
| ArtArt comes in many forms at Ruthmere. Part historic house museum, part world class art collection, part performing arts venue--such is the unique nature of Ruthmere. Explore the timeless questions "what is art and why is it important?" through cutting edge public programs, or simply immerse yourself with an awe-inspiring sensory experience. |
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Visiting Ruthmere CampusRuthmere Campus overlooks the confluence of the St. Joseph and Elkhart Rivers, residing at the heart of the Beardsley Historic District Neighborhood, a nationally recognized site on the National Register of Historic Places. Ruthmere Address: Havilah Beardsley House Address: See the VISIT tab for more information. |
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