by Richard Fisher | Jun 8, 2022 | Community History Display, Del. Co. History Network, Events, Exhibit, History, Nash House
Historic Gowns on Display in June Special to The Gazette delnews@aimmediamidwest.com June has long been known as the most popular wedding month. In fact, the origin of the name “June” is Juno – in ancient Roman mythology Juno is the goddess of love and marriage....
by Richard Fisher | Jun 3, 2022 | Del. Co. Hist. Society, Events, History, Meeker
On Sunday March 6th the Delaware County Historical Society hosted a delightful private concert and reception to a capacity audience, for Adopt-a-Memory Guardians and its Life members. Guest Artist included: David Hejmanowski, and Mary Alice Dillman on a recently...
by Richard Fisher | Jun 1, 2022 | Del. Co. History Network, Exhibit, History
Delaware County History Network Displaying Historic Wedding Gowns in June June has long been known as the most popular wedding month. In fact, the origin of the name “June” is Juno – in ancient Roman mythology – the goddess of love and marriage....
by Richard Fisher | May 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 “Building of the...
by Richard Fisher | May 30, 2022 | Black History, History, In the Media
Delaware County Roots: Willa Beatrice Player 25 May , 2022 By 1808Delaware Over the last two centuries, Delaware County has produced a remarkable set of individuals who have led lives of discovery. Our Delaware County Roots series shares short insights into the lives...
by Richard Fisher | May 27, 2022 | DCHS Program, History
Learn about the history of the quarry and its evolution into a Delaware City recreational park. Date and Time Tue, June 21, 2022 4:30 PM – 8:00 PM EDT Location Blue Limestone Park 6 King Avenue Delaware, OH 43015 View map About this event Blue Limestone Park is a...
