Were you aware that once upon a time, Port Clinton was home to a giant, albeit a little one? In the early 20th century, George Hiram...

Port Clinton has a reputation as a great tourist area due to its location on Lake Erie’s shores, but at one time in our history its...

One of the loveliest historic buildings in Port Clinton, the Island House has had many lives. The first Island House was located at the...

A multitude of illustrious figures, industrious individuals of great integrity and heart, are to be credited with building Port Clinton....

Port Clinton boasts a large number of community clubs, private and public. One of the lesser-known clubs has a unique membership...

This month, instead of presenting a bit of Port Clinton’s history, I’ve agreed to a request that I provide some insight into how I...

The Ottawa, or Odawa, originally lived on the East Coast, then migrated to Michigan, Ohio, and southern Canada. The Algonquian-language...

The first school to serve Port Clinton and Portage Township was the result of a neighborhood building project. The one-room school, on a...

With the advent of our technological society, the concept of “snail mail” seems quaint, but in the early years of Port Clinton’s history,...

Although five miles west of Port Clinton proper, Camp Perry is generally considered part of our community and has a Port Clinton address....