Check out our 2019 Program Schedule
We have a year long schedule of interesting programs that "Bring Delaware County History To Life".
I want to see the 2019 Programs
We have a year long schedule of interesting programs that "Bring Delaware County History To Life".
I want to see the 2019 Programs
Historical Actor Anthony Gibbs bring the Civil War's Black Delaware Soldiers experience to life.
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The Historic Meeker Homestead Museum Open April 28th 2019 New Exhibit: "Delaware County Great Beginnings" Permanent Exhibit: "Early Settlers and American Indians in Delaware Co."
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Come into our historic properties and feel the history of Delaware County. Browse artifacts of long ago Delaware County in our museums. Research your own past among our books, newspapers, maps, and computers in our library.
Discover our Historic Properties
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You have access to a large part of our collection through our PastPerfect Online website
Through PastPerfect you can search our collections in many ways.
Interesting presentations about Our History by our own experts and invited guest speakers.
January Program's invited speaker is Stacey Halfmoon speaking on American Indians
Self guided walks and strolls through Delaware can be downloaded, or viewed on Google Maps.
Our Oak Grove Cemetery Walk is now available as a self-guided tour.
On-site and Off-site programs and activities to bring Delaware County History to life in the classroom.
Our School Programs are available to all Delaware County Schools
The Delaware County Historical Societypresents the story of E.W.B. Curry: a Delaware native African American of distinction and The Curry […]
Franklinton Historical SocietyPromoting interest in Franklinton history…nurturing a sense of pride in the Franklinton area “The Harrison House (Part 2). […]
The Delaware County District Library is pleased to host Delaware Artist Linda Wesner who will speak about her art exploring […]
Wednesday, March 6, 2019 By D. Anthony Botkin abotkin@aimmediamidwest.com The Ohio History Connection has awarded the Delaware County Historical Society […]
A contingent from The Delaware County Historical Society attended the 2019 Statehood Day activities at the Ohio Statehouse on February […]
ODOT says planned 315 improvements won’t affect historic mill by Tom Bosco WSYX – Wed, Feb 27th 2019 DELAWARE, Ohio […]
Diversity Fair held at Dempsey Story and Photos By Glenn Battishill – gbattishill@aimmediamidwest.com Delaware County Historical Society Volunteer Kit Gordon […]
By Dillon Davis Appropriate honor for Delaware’s most distinguished native, 19th United States President Rutherford B. Hayes, is long overdue […]
The Delaware African American Heritage Councilin partnership withThe Delaware County Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committeeand The Delaware City SchoolsPresentsDelaware […]
The Delaware County Historical Societypresents Fighting for Freedom: The United States Colored Troops in the Civil War Anthony Gibbs, Local […]
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The mission to is to bring appropriate recognition to our city and demonstrate our pride in R. B. Hayes. To erect a statue in Historic Downtown Delaware at the southwest corner of William and Sandusky Streets that will permanently pay tribute to our native son at Rutherford B. Hayes Plaza.
