An historic "Civil War Era Christmas" celebration at the Wright House for the public, complete with re-enactors and historical displays (2000).

The first "History Has A Holiday" Festival for the public. (1997)

Two "Celebrate Our Heritage" Historic House Tours for the public (1999 and 2001).

Annual conferral of the "Enoch Wright Lifetime Award for History Appreciation and Citizenship" upon local student winners of the National History Day Competition.  This is an on-going program that bestows a significant cash award together with several other memorable prizes.

Annual Antique/Classic/Hot Rod/Old Truck Benefit Car Shows which drew over 60 vintage vehicles and several hundred spectators. (2002 and 2002).

In 2001, the first weekend "Civil War Encampment," an actual "live-the-life" outdoor military experience at the Wright House for thirty sixth-, seventh- and eight-grade students from local schools.  The fourth annual event in 2004 enlisted fifty-five students!

Mingo Presbyterian Church plaque designating the importance of the meeting house during the Whiskey Rebellion (located on Route 88 approximately 1.8 miles south of Finleyville).

Archie Mathies Memorial plaque erected in Finleyville cemetery to honor the local WW II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient.

Fort Cox Plaque erected near the site of a stockade fort built in the 1780's to protect local settlers (located on Stone Church Rd. approximately 2.2 miles east of Finleyville.

Cincinnati Mine Disaster plaque erected near the mule entrance to the Cincinnati mine (located on Route 88 approximately 1/4 south of Mingo Church).

Wright House Museum located on Venetia Road approximately 1.5 miles west of Finleyville, and approximately 7.5 miles east of U.S. Route 19 (via Waterdam Road).