“Port Clinton plans to have a museum sometime in the future, and the start is being made now. Mayor A J. Davids has appointed Anton Bahnsen, Otto Heineman and Emil Histrup to serve on the museum committee which has just been organized. The plan is to have a place in the city hall building where exhibits of Indian relics and other historical matter can be displayed for the benefit of the general public. A number of relics have already been offered.” —The Peni

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is the 18th article in the series] 414 1/2 W. Main This is a continuation of the story of the former Ben Richmond Gallery that was featured in last month’s article. When the gallery opened in 1981, Ben and his wife We