Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Edward E. Neff House

The childhood home of a prolific and prominent architect.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Felkner-Anderson House

The house at 9716 Fontanelle Road dates from 1858.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Limestone Vale

It remains in much the condition and setting it enjoyed when constructed.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Stuyvesant Hall

The building features three wings built around a courtyard and a bell tower.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Edwards Gymnasium

Long home to many OWU athletic offices and activities

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Selby Field

The first game at Selby Field was on October 19, 1929 against Miami University.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Mrs. Murray’s School

President Hayes’ family lived in two separate houses along William Street during his childhood.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Hotel Blee

The Hotel Blee may have had a troubled beginning.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: John Cook House, Harlem Township

The house on Gorsuch Road is very much part of Delaware County history.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: Sanborn Hall

It stands on Elizabeth Street on the Monnett Hall campus.