The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

B&O culvert over Mill Creek I admit to not knowing the full story behind the birth of Delaware Park and the selection of its site. B...

The David Graves House Note: The last few paragraphs of this post were updated with new information on 12/5/23 Longtime readers of this b...

In the last post we were introduced to the Denney-Morrison Farm , which was located along Old Capital Trail across from the entrance to Dela...

The Denney-Morrison House in 1897 We are definitely fortunate to have in Mill Creek Hundred a good number of historic homes still standi...

"A road near Kiamensi Mill" When we think of pieces of railroad engineering, what usually comes to mind are the big bridges sp...

The Cranstons and their new home, c.1890 A little while back in the last post I wrote (about the Ferguson-Worth Farm ), I noted that the...

Update: Due to possible inclement weather on March 20, the talk has been rescheduled for one week later, Tuesday March 27, 2018. Same time...

The South Armstrong property on Barley Mill Road Here is the the final of Don Prather's three fantastic posts about the Armstrongs o...