Karl Luthin, DVM presents “The Perils of Traveling
in an 1800’s Winter”
The Elkhart Historical Society will offer “The
Perils of Traveling in an 1800’s Winter”, presented by Karl Luthin, DVM,
as their Friday November 4th
dinner
lecture. In addition to having a busy equine veterinarian practice,
Luthin also owns KEL Equine Productions which has been involved in
numerous movies and mini series.
Multi faceted Luthin
is often the on-site veterinarian, or
reenactor, frequently
providing props, set
dressings, and horses, or as an advisor helping to insure the historic
accuracy of the equipment or costumes being used.
Some of the productions he has been involved in
are, “Gods and Generals”, “Glory”, The “John Adams”,
“Into
the West” mini series, “Gettysburg”, “Cold Mountain”, and most recently
providing a tremendous amount of equipment as well as the horse Daniel
Day Lewis
rode in
“Lincoln”.
Reservation forms and more information is
located on the website
www.elkharthistoricalsociety.org.
The dinner selections will be provided by
Horsefeathers Wild Hare Café, at a cost of either $27.50 or $40
depending on your choice.
Horsefeathers is located at 104 Gov. Oglesby
St. in Elkhart Illinois, and the doors will open at 5p on Friday
November 4, 2016. Reservations are necessary as there is limited
seating, and can be made by calling 217 947 2238, where you are
encouraged to leave a message. Forms can also be obtained
and payment by check or credit card made at
the Country Bumpkin103 Gov. Oglesby St. Tuesday – Saturdays, 10am - 3pm.
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