The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

William "Dutch Billy" Losien, 1921 I was going to subtitle this "A Hick and a Brick", but decided that didn't so...

The Hanna Family, c.1910 On a number of occasions here I've talked about the possibilities and excitement of finding heretofore unse...

Lower left quadrant of 1948 map Of all the resources I've found for use while researching Mill Creek Hundred history, some of the mo...

In the last post , Guest Blogger SteamCarriage mentioned an odd artifact found in the fields of Jim Mitchell's Woodside Farm southwest o...

Time for another guest post, this one from a new contributor, SteamCarriage. It's about a subject I've always meant to get around to...

Location of Campbell's store, next to the library One of the fun things that has happened since I’ve been writing the blog is that ...

Forest Oak School #35, in 1926 This is going to be one of those frustrating posts where I have precious little of what you'd technic...

Stanton #38 School, 1928 When you're sifting through collections of old photographs and you come across a "new" picture of...