There were six forts along the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers.
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Delaware County History
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Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Felkner-Anderson House
The house at 9716 Fontanelle Road dates from 1858.
Delaware Roots: Senator Preston B. Plumb
In 1877, Preston B. Plumb was elected as a Republican to the United States Senate.
Delaware County Roots: Joseph Benson Foraker
It was the friendships he gained in Delaware, however, which stuck in his mind
Delaware County Historical Society Hosts Victorian Tea
In addition to an assortment of teas and tea-time treats, guests will have the opportunity to tour the museum.
From Creek To Stadium: Delaware County’s Athletic Past
These were the humble beginnings of sports in the area.
Orange Township’s Inaugural Founders Festival: A Celebration Of History And Community
The Founders Festival is designed to be a family-friendly event.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: John Cook House, Harlem Township
The house on Gorsuch Road is very much part of Delaware County history.
Delaware County Roots: Governor Albert P. Morehouse
In July 1835 in rural Delaware County, a future American political leader was born.
Journey “Down Memory Lane” In Sunbury
By 1808Delaware Tuesday, July 11 at 7:30 PM marks a unique opportunity…