EARLY DANBURY-MARBLEHEAD PENINSULA TRANSPORTATION - Lorrie Halblaub
The Railroads- Part 1 Because the Lake Erie shipping industry was curtailed during the winter when the lakes were frozen, the idea of...
Camp Perry - Linda Higgins
Although five miles west of Port Clinton proper, Camp Perry is generally considered part of our community and has a Port Clinton address....
The Firelands Pioneer & The Firelands Historical Society - Susan Dress
G&LH 977.1 FIRE The Firelands Historical Society was founded in 1857 – it is thought to be the second oldest historical society in Ohio,...
Otto Herbster - Maggie Beckford
Otto Herbster recorded life on Put-in-Bay for more than 60 years. He was hired by the Perry Victory’s Commission to photograph the...
Ida Rupp Public Library - Linda Higgins
The Ida Rupp Public Library, located at 310 Madison Street, is truly a star of our community. The services offered to us, free of cost,...
EARLY DANBURY-MARBLEHEAD TRANSPORTATION - Lorrie Halblaub
The First Ships in the Area Before the invention of the automobile, transportation on the Marblehead Peninsula was by walking, or by...
City Directories and Their Use in Genealogical Research - Susan Dress
Have you looked at the Port Clinton, Ohio Directories in our G&LH section? We have copies of directories for several years between 1960...
A Tale of Three Churches - Lorrie Halblaub
Marblehead has not one, not two, but three different Catholic Churches: St. Joseph Roman Catholic, St. Mary Byzantine Greek Catholic,...
The True Mansion - Linda Higgins
The True Mansion has graced the corner of Fulton and Perry Streets for more than a century. The property, now fully developed as a...
The Island's Summer Residents - Maggie Beckford
Mary Elizabeth Sutphin would be 100 years old this year on November 20th. A Cleveland native, she passed away in 2004 at the age of 80,...
