Hayes, as it turns out, was a big fan of Christmas.
Rutherford B. Hayes And The Christmas Telegram
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Rutherford And Lucy’s Thanksgivings
The Hayes’ first Thanksgiving in the White House was celebrated on November 29, 1877.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: Stuyvesant Hall
The building features three wings built around a courtyard, a bell tower.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: Selby Field
The first game at Selby Field was on October 19, 1929 against Miami University.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: Norman Dewey Perry House
The life of Norman Dewey Perry was anything but conventional.
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About: Fort Morrow
There were six forts along the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers.
Delaware On The Map: The Beginning
As the map legend states, this is the first edition of this map.
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.
Looking Back: Hayes Statue Unveiled; Delaware Celebrates
The evening began with a walk from the historic Courthouse to and around the campus of OWU.
Hayes Gives A Second Gettysburg Address: Memorial Day 1880
Delaware native President Rutherford B. Hayes gave a speech at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
