The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Harry Knowles, brother of Cpt. Thomas Knowles Aside from researching and writing these posts, there are a few little projects I've a...

See Update at bottom... In the last post about the early history of the Delcastle Golf Course property, I mentioned that in addition to t...

Date stone in the ruins of the Delcastle barn Several years ago I did a post about the Delcastle Farm , the farm manned by prisoners fro...

Page 1 of the 1804 Road Survey As noted in several previous posts, the first few decades of the 19th Century were busy time of road buil...

So the other day I was looking through one of the collections of newspaper articles that Donna Peters had sent me a while back, trying to co...

James Annesley, one-time MCH resident This is a story that's been bouncing around for a while, one of those I just never had a chanc...

The Justis-Jones House In the recent post about the McComb-Winchester House I teased about a link between its most prominent owner, Henr...

Spring Hill Brewery (courtesy John Medkeff, Jr.) Almost a year and a half ago I wrote the first post about the Spring Hill Brewery , whi...