Historic and Scenic Communities Full of Tradition
Okeana, Ohio and Shandon, Ohio are rich with history and heritage. The Governor Bebb Pioneer Village and Covered Bridge appeals to nature lovers, history buffs, outdoor recreation enthusiasts and more. Shandon, Ohio is Ohio's first Welsh settlement, so this charming community is filled with history!
The Morgan Township Historical Society Museum features exhibits relating to the development of Morgan Township and the surrounding area. Tours are available by appointment by calling 513-738-0845....[more]
Shandon General Store and More is the former home of A. R. Robinson's General Store. In November 1905 construction began on this building for Alexander and Ellen Robinson. The country store was...[more]
This building, located on now private residence, was erected in 1886 on land donated by John B. and Emily Hauser Walther. United Brethren services had been held at Hickory Chapel, then at the...[more]
The smell of fresh air and a bit of historical flavor are just a few of the ingredients that bring a touch of nostalgia to this preserve. The Governor Bebb Preserve features a historical pioneer...[more]
The Grand Lodge of Ohio instituted Shandon Lodge #916 on October 22, 1910, for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Members met elsewhere until this lodge hall was constructed in 1921. In 1940, the...[more]
The cemetery was organized in 1866 with burials starting in 1867. The cemetery has a total of 16.5 acres with over 2,000 burials. Many of the first burials were disinterred from the Paddy's Run...[more]
Three acres were purchased in 1871 and a four-room brick schoolhouse was constructed. It was used as a school through 1939. During the years of 1931-1939, Ross High School was located here. The...[more]
The Methodist Episcopal Church of Okeana purchased land on July 26, 1904, to build a new sanctuary. It was completed in 1908 at a cost of about $7,000. Of special beauty are the large tinted glass...[more]
Archbishop John B. Purcell purchased the land on February 21, 1868 for $600. In June 1868 he blessed a small frame building as a temporary chapel. A brick building replaced the frame building in 1878...[more]
Construction on this building began in 1823. One October 11,1824, John and Ruth C. Vaughan transferred the land to the trustees of the Congregational Church of the White Water for a house of worship...[more]
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