The True Mansion has graced the corner of Fulton and Perry Streets for more than a century. The property, now fully developed as a...

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,...

Back in the early 1870’s, it was almost like a race. Two religious communities on the Marblehead Peninsula, within blocks of each other,...

We’ve done some shifting in G&LH. All family histories have been given new call numbers and are now found together at the end of the G&LH...

An important historical marker sits a short distance from the Port Clinton lighthouse. It pays homage to the keepers of the original...

Meetings and Minutes in the Ida Rupp Genealogy & Local History (GLH) collection Reading minutes and meeting records can be an interesting...

We have so many special people in our town, all of whom work to make this a great place to live. One of Port Clinton’s longtime...

“The Bravest Man in Buffalo” The Buffalo Times, Sunday May 8, 1910 By Lorrie Halblaub In a past article, we learned that in 1875, the...

We have a number of books in our genealogy collection based on church records or celebrating church anniversaries. Most of the books are...

A Port Clinton business with a long history actually has roots in Sandusky in the nineteenth century, the Port Clinton Fish Company....