The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Ellis Sanders' 150 acre farm In the last post, we saw how the land roughly bounded by Kirkwood Highway, White Clay Creek, Harmony Road, ...

Nathaniel Bryan's 200 acres, sold in 1776 to Thomas Shields, later owned by the Saunders and Currinders Across today's landscape, th...

Location of the 108-acre farm on the 1868 Beers map This time we'll take a look at a farm property that you've probably never though...

Mackinson's Restaurant Over the years I've used many, many words on this blog (admittedly, sometimes too many), but one that I'd...

Autumnwood (in blue) and the Hadley-Dennison House (in red) Many of the investigations I do these days are instigated by questions posed to ...

Section of an 1860 map showing the Diamond  School (red circle), and the Mt Pleasant (left blue) and Walnut Green (right blue) Schools In th...

This post will be a little different than most, as it won't focus on a particular place, person, or family. Instead, it's actually a...

Modern view of the Robinson-Clark House One of the many things I love about our local history is the variety in the historic homes standing ...