President Hayes’ family lived in two separate houses along William Street during his childhood.
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An Orderly Fourth Of July In Delaware 102 Years Ago – Except For A Stray Bullet, That Is
That bucolic scene was tempered, however, by a strange occurrence.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Hotel Blee
The Hotel Blee may have had a troubled beginning.
From The Emperor Napoleon To Delaware: The Enigmatic Weeping Willow
Do you have any additional information about this historic tree that once stood in Delaware?
Delaware County Roots: The War Governor
The second Governor of the State of Kansas was a native Delaware Countian.
Hayes Gives A Second Gettysburg Address: Memorial Day 1880
Delaware native President Rutherford B. Hayes gave a speech at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Who Was This Delaware Man? Solving A 160 Year Old Mystery
The figure of a soldier peers out of a photograph which recently came into our possession.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Delaware Post Office Building
The total price tag for the new Post Office was $75,004.48.
When Delaware County Welcomed: Eleanor Roosevelt
By 1808Delaware Largely because of it being the home of Ohio Wesleyan…
When Delaware County Welcomed: The Fisk Jubilee Singers
Did you know that Delaware is one of the places where American musical history was made?