by Richard Fisher | Aug 2, 2022 | History, Restoration/Improvement
The Kilbourne Project: The Four Families that are Revitalizing an Entire Town August 1, 2019 Randi Walle, Writer,Photographer Have you and your friends ever talked about buying a big piece of land and building houses near each other? For college friends...
by Richard Fisher | Jul 31, 2022 | Del. Co. History Network, Events, History
Look here to find local history programs offered by the member organizations of The Delaware County History Network. Click to learn more Big Walnut Area Historical Society Myers Inn Museum 45 S Columbus St, Sunbury www.bigwalnuthistory.org Aug 10, 6:00 – Old...
by Richard Fisher | Jul 28, 2022 | Barn, Del. Co. Hist. Society, Exhibit, History, In the Media, Meeker
‘Journey to Delaware County’: Exhibit shows how feds’ actions drew settlers from the East ThisWeek | USA TODAY NETWORK | Paul Comstock The Delaware County Historical Society not only documents local history; it also has a history of its own. The...
by Richard Fisher | Jul 7, 2022 | Del. Co. Hist. Society, History, Meeker
Stratford Ohio, along the banks of the Olentangy River, was a thriving mill town in the 1800s. Mills required lots of workers and workers need homes and lodging. The National Registry of Historic Places notes that Stratford had saved a number of the original...
by Richard Fisher | Jul 1, 2022 | Del. Co. Hist. Society, Exhibit, History, Meeker
The Meeker Homestead Museum will be open to the public on Sunday, July 10 from 3-5pm. “The Journey to Delaware County” explores the lives of early settlers in Delaware County. Interactive displays will show how pioneers came to the “West” in the early 1800s, and the...
by Richard Fisher | Jun 29, 2022 | Del. Co. History Network, Events, History
Look here to find local history programs offered by the member organizations of The Delaware County History Network. Click to learn more Big Walnut Area Historical Society Myers Inn Museum 45 S Columbus St, Sunbury www.bigwalnuthistory.org July 4 open 10-1:00 July...
