The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Henry Whiteman House, 1913 In the last post I began to revisit the story of the Henry Whiteman House, a topic I first covered several...

The Jacob Whiteman House During a recent exchange of emails (unrelated to this post), a descendant of several local families wrote that...

Alright, I hope this isn't too last-minute of a notice, but I think we've come to a consensus. Although I did say I'd do a tou...

This is another item from the cache given to me by Fran Casarino, descendant of the Banks and Chambers families. (The Jabez Banks items f...

OK, time for me to 'fess up (and for those of you of a certain age, no, this has nothing to do with Davey Crockett). Back when we all me...

I was originally going to call this post a "wrap-up", but in these types of matters nothing is ever really wrapped up. That's ...

Researched and written by Walt Chiquoine -- PART THREE: JUSTA JUSTIS JR. AND THE GREENBANK MILL So far, I have discussed the property o...

PART TWO: ISAAC HERSEY AND THE MARSHALLTON MILL Researched and written by Walt Chiquoine -- In my first post , I discussed the early ...