The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

The full extent of Stoney Batter Road I'll start out by saying that I never intended to write this post. Then, when I did, I wanted ...

Town Hall and General Store of David Ecoff I am keenly aware that most of what I do history-wise is a matter of compiling (and sometimes...

This is the second part of Robert Wilhelm's story of the Marshall family in the Red Clay Valley. In Part 1 , we learned the early histo...

As I've been busy lately with other projects, Robert Wilhelm has stepped up with a couple of fantastic guest posts about the Marshall f...

A few weeks ago I passed along the news that the Red Clay Valley History Talk Series was returning for its third year, beginning with the ...

Yes, it's that time of year again. After great successes the past two years, the Red Clay Valley History Talk Series is back again, with...

Recently I was talking to my late-elementary school aged daughter about researching and writing. I told her that it's not unusual for yo...

The location of Chandler Lamborn's farm In the last post we saw two articles telling tales of attempted swindling aimed at MCH resi...