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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM278Y_saint-henry-ohio_Saint-Henry-OH.html
In July, 1837, Henry Romer platted the village of St. Henry, Ohio. The Romer (Roemer), Bruns, Beckman, Wimmers, Borgelt, Athmer, Wendell, Grievenkamp, Huelsmann, Brockmann, and Hemmelgarnn families were among those early settlers of the 1830's and…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM23T5_st-henry-catholic-church_Saint-Henry-OH.html
Architect: Adolph Druiding, Chicago
Contractor/Decorator: DeCurtins Bros., Carthagena
Parish founded by German immigrants in 1839 and named in honor of Henry II (A.D. 972-1024), Bavarian Duke, King, and Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Presen…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1S2K_the-cranberry-school-bell_Saint-Henry-OH.html
This bell is the original from the Cranberry School
that used to stand directly across the road from this
location. The bell was hung in the tower on the southwest
corner of the school. Every day the bell was rung to
begin the school day and c…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1S2F_the-cranberry-prairie_Saint-Henry-OH.html
The Cranberry Prairie, southwest of this marker, is a part of Ohio's
natural history. The place was named for the cranberries that
grew in a swamp here prior to drainage of the area. The
Cranberry Prairie was created by centuries of peat accumu…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1S2B_st-francis-catholic-church_Saint-Henry-OH.html
Dedication: 30 September 1906
Architect: William P. Ginther (1859- 1933), Akron, OH
Contractor: Nicholas A. Ley, Minster, OH
The parish, established in 1856 by German immigrants, was a daughter
parish of St. Henry and named in honor of St. Fra…