

The Interurban Line - Linda Higgins
Once upon a time, a trolley line ran through Port Clinton, Ohio. In 1901, Port Clinton and Lakeside Railroad founded an interurban line...


DANBURY SCHOOL’S NEWEST BUILDING HAS OLDEST HISTORY - Lorrie Halblaub
Part 4 The United States entered World War I in April 1917, a short time before Fred graduated. He joined a special branch of the Army...


ONE LOCAL FAMILY’S CIVIL WAR CONNECTION - Linda Higgins
Among the numerous historical items of local interest in the Ottawa County Museum is a large framed American flag from the 19th century....


DANBURY SCHOOL’S NEWEST BUILDING HAS OLDEST HISTORY Part #3 - Lorrie Halblaub
This is a continuation of the story of Fred Norton, for whom Danbury Local Schools named their new 25,000 sq. ft. Field House, the Norton...


Griffing Flying Service - Linda Higgins
Harry Thomas Griffing and Sue Griffing founded Griffing Flying Service in 1937 on a 100-acre plot of land in Sandusky. It began as a...


DANBURY SCHOOL’S NEWEST BUILDING HAS OLDEST HISTORY - Lorrie Halblaub
Part 2 The new Norton Center Field House building which was just completed in October, is now in use. Games are being played on the two...


Port Clinton’s Early Newspapers - Linda Higgins
Newspapers have been replaced, to a great extent, by tech media, but Port Clinton’s first hundred years presented readers with a lively...


DANBURY SCHOOL’S NEWEST BUILDING HAS OLDEST HISTORY - Lorrie Halblaub
Part 1 On Thursday Oct. 10, 2024, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the Norton Center, a new fieldhouse built on Danbury School...


Port Clinton’s Early Telephone History - Linda Higgins
Surprisingly (only to me?), the first telephone exchange in Port Clinton was started well over 100 years ago. And its rapid growth over...


Places on the Peninsula - Lorrie Halblaub
The Story of Johnsons Island-Part 8 Around the same time that quarrying was ramping up on Johnson’s Island, a group of investors formed...


