Tales from local and national history will be taking center stage on March 2 as the Sixth Annual “Days Gone By” Storytelling Event takes place in the Galena Village Hall.

From 1 to 3 PM, learn more about history through a special historical presentation highlighting one of our First Ladies – Dolley Madison – with a diorama created and presented by Patricia Swisher of Galena.

Enjoy light refreshments and conversation with friends, neighbors, and members of the Galena Historic Foundation. You are welcome to share your Galena past or present stories as well.

As a reminder, it’s never too early to register for the July 4th Flea Market. It is only $25 to reserve a 25’ x 20’ space. Non-profit organizations can reserve at no charge. The Flea Market will be at Miller Park, 268 N. Walnut St., and will be held between 8 AM and 4 PM.

Reservation forms are available in the Village Hall foyer. You may also contact President John Bland at (740) 965-2081 or email him at jwbslb@embarqmail.com if you have any questions or if you have anything historical you would like to share with the Foundation in the future.

Start Your Morning With 1808AM

Delivered free each weekday morning, 1808AM brings you important Delaware County and northern Franklin County news from 1808Delaware and other local media, all in one convenient update.

SUBSCRIBE TO 1808AM



Most 1808Delaware posts can now be shared freely on other sites, subject to our new Republishing Guidelines. More information can be obtained here.
You May Also Like

‘Cardinal Christmas’ Campaign Highlights Ohio As Heart Of Opportunity

Featuring the uplifting story of a family, together for the holidays, reunited by opportunity.

Summer Road Trip: Uncork Unexpected Adventure in the Heart Of It All

Experience unforgettable vineyard and wine excursions across Ohio. 

DCHS To Present Program On First White Female Settler

Special to 1808Delaware This recorded program will be held on Wednesday, July…

Fall Road Trip: Think Outside The Brick Returns To The CMA

By 1808Delaware The Columbus Museum of Art (CMA) is gearing up for…