Koh-Koh-Mah & Foster Living History Encampment  Sept. 21 & 22, 2019HOMESCHEDULEMerchant Links & MapFood Vendor/MenuKid Things to DoReset to 0000 on Sept 6, 2019Engage your sensesat KohKohMah! See the French &Indian War battles, Listen toHistory of Howard County,  Taste great Foods,Smell the campfires and cooking aroma's as you stroll about thegrounds & Hear the melodies of 18th century music fromBands, Strolling Fiddle Players, Native flutes & drums to Fife & Drum Corps as they march about the grounds!Great to have Mark Hufford and his team of powerful Oxen!Come out and hear his presentation on Saturday at 1:30PM and random demonstrations on the parade field!French & British Military Re-enactors are a huge part of KohKohMah!Battle Field & Parade Field Pictures!A Tribute to the Eastern Woodland Natives at KohKohMah!Native Drum and Dance Circle north of log cabin was a huge hit!Eastern Woodland Native Village at KohKohMah!The Log Cabin will be transformed into an Art/ArtifactGallery in 2018.Meet Kevin Walden and his 17th & 18th Century PowderHorn Collection !KohKohMah has over 1,000 re-enactors."Family Fun & Educational!"The woods are full
of 1700's camps including the finest native village east of the Mississippi and also merchants, demonstrators, blanket traders & military camps. "It has been said KohKohMah is the Super Bowl of Re-Enactments" Bring
your appetite to KohKohMah and enjoy great food at reasonable prices! 
10 Miles West of Kokomo, Indiana(Sorry No Pets Allowed)Adults $8.00 ~ Senior Citizens & Students $6.00Children 5 and under
free
Our Youngest Re-enactors Whom We Treasure at KohKohMah!
KohKohMah is family friendly where Kids can have Fun! Check out the Kid
Things to Do Page!
...............Tracking the Legend of Koh-Koh-Mah............... Track the Legend thru Art with Joe Cross and Al Conner at the Log Cabin daily as they Portray Chief KohKohMah &
David Foster.
See Schedule page for times!
Ida Gordon's conception of Chief Kokomo in 1959.Click the picture to find this photo in the Howard County
Historical Society Associated Records.
Chief Kokomo
Artist - Ida Gordon
This picture was used on a Post Card in 1979 with a written story of the Chief's life. It was also used
as advertisement for the Kokomo Rubber Company. Click the image to link to Howard County Historical Society Associated Records.
Chief Kokomo
Artist/Photographer Unknown
After a conversation and tip from Dave Foster, a famous Cheyenne Indian Chief's name came into the Legend
search. F.A.Rinehart photographed the Chief in 1898. Click the image to link to Wikpedia.
Chief Wolf Robe
Photographer - Frank Rinehart
In 2005 Patty Host painted a picture of Joe Cross posing as Chief Koh-Koh-Mah influenced by paintings
from George Winter while observing the Potawatomi and Miami Indians. Click the picture for a Tippecanoe County Historical
Society link to George Winters art.
Chief Koh-Koh-Mah
Artist - Patty H