The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Roseville Park, 1937 Because, yes, I am this easily distracted, I wanted to post a few things about the early days of Roseville Park. Th...

Polly Drummond's Tavern today Several times previously here on the blog, we've (directly or indirectly) uncovered the origins of...

The Mystery Object I have something I want to put out for everyone to take a look at. My hope is that maybe someone might know what the ...

Woodside I know that this one, again, is technically a little outside of Mill Creek Hundred, but it's close and does have a connecti...

Fell Historic District area, c.1860 A couple years ago (have I been doing this that long?) we took a brief look at the history of the F...

Aerial view of the Jeanes Barn remains A while back, in what ended up being a series of posts ( history , structures , lime kilns , Abel...

Bridge over Turkey Run This might not be the most exciting little post, but I wanted to write it anyway. There was something I had found...

In the last post , we took a fairly in-depth look at the life and works of Dr. Caleb Harlan (1814-1902), originally of Milltown. We touche...