The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

The Walter Fanning House in 2012, one day before its demise One of the over-arching themes I've stumbled into after years of writing thi...

The Springer-Chandler farms, 1927 For this story we venture again outside the confines of Mill Creek Hundred, but not by much. In fact,  th...

The Newport-Gap Pike bridge in its original location, 1921 I have to admit that this post is a follow-up that took way, way too long to come...

The Abner Woodward House  A little while back there was a post about the Stephen Mitchell House , located on North Star Road, in the communi...

The Weedon's Foray Historical Marker This past July (2023), an exciting historical event took place in Mill Creek Hundred. Nestled down ...

Eastward-looking view of the old stone farm house (right) and 20th Century barns (left) In the first post about the history of the Roseville...

There are certainly many properties in Mill Creek Hundred that have had multiple phases or lives  through the course of their history, but ...

The Harmon Talley House In the last post we took a deep dive into the history of the Harmon Talley House on Mt. Lebanon Road  in Talleyvil...