“It was suggested that we reach out to Apollo’s construction trade class and see whether or not they’d be able to do it for us. And when we did, they were very excited about the opportunity, and we’re very, very grateful,” Myers said. “Our costs are minimal, just the actual fuel costs and the dumpster containers, so it allows us to have more money available for the expansion than for the demolition.”
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Many of the county's historical societies and museums will continue the tradition of 4th Sunday Open Houses in 2025, with numerous sites open for tours every 4th Sunday of the month from 1 to 4 p.m., through October.
Many of the county's historical societies and museums will continue the tradition of 4th Sunday Open Houses in 2025, with numerous sites open for tours every 4th Sunday of the month from 1 to 4 p.m., through October. The next 4th Sunday is this weekend, on June 22.
Growing up in a small community was a blessing for Stacey Myers Cook. She knew her neighbors, and they knew her.
The cold weather was very fitting for an annual Christmas tradition in Cridersville Monday night! The Cridersville Historical Society lit up their Christmas tree at the Daniel Bowsher Log Cabin. In addition to the tree lighting, people gathered around the small bonfire to sing Christmas carols while staying warm. There was plenty of hot chocolate and various Christmas cookies to enjoy, and even Father Christmas made an appearance. Through all the festive memories being made, the Cridersville Historical Society, not only celebrates the Christmas season, but also shows people what Christmas may have looked like in the 1830s when the Bowsher Family first lived in Shawnee Township.
CRIDERSVILLE, OH (WLIO) - The Cridersville Historical Society took time during the Fireman's Jamboree to celebrate the village's veterans.
CRIDERSVILLE, OH (WLIO) - The Cridersville Historical Society put together an exhibit to highlight the work of local students studying the are…
CRIDERSVILLE, OH (WLIO) - A free lecture gave a first-person perspective on the history and leadership of Shawnee Native American Chief Black Hoof.
CRIDERSVILLE, OH (WLIO) - The museums of Auglaize County welcomed visitors for one last time this season on Sunday.
Last week we told you about the circus coming to Cridersville on August 9th. Unfortunately the Cridersville Historical Society has had to cancel the circus performances for Tuesday evening.