

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


Port Clinton's Early Post Offices - Linda Higgins
With the advent of our technological society, the concept of “snail mail” seems quaint, but in the early years of Port Clinton’s history,...


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....


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,...


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...


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...


Port Clinton's Lightkeepers - Linda Higgins
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 GLH Collection - Susan Dress
Meetings and Minutes in the Ida Rupp Genealogy & Local History (GLH) collection Reading minutes and meeting records can be an interesting...


Port Clinton's Watchmaker - Linda Higgins
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...


Port Clinton Church Records - Susan Dress
We have a number of books in our genealogy collection based on church records or celebrating church anniversaries. Most of the books are...