Kristina Estle, manger of the Underground Railroad Museum that will move from Flushing to Morristown this fall, announces a successful grant application to research and submit Morristown’s Black Horse and the site of the free Captina African American Community in Somerset Township south of Barnesville to the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom sites.
Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
Nancy Hanes Wildman explored the downtown snow mounds following the big Thanksgiving Snow of 1950. [Photo provided by Dal Wildman]
Veteran community activists and historic preservation advocates Pam McCort and John Rataiczak were recently keynote speakers for the winter meeting of the regional tourism group Appalachian Ohio that took place at the Belmont Hills Country Club.
Help solve the mystery of petrified logs at the Albert S. George Youth Center.
Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
The State of Ohio will invest in 33 projects to renovate historic commercial buildings in the state.
Travel back in time through images from the past as presented each week in the Enterprise Album.
The Winter 2025 edition of the Village of Barnesville Newsletter has officially been released. The issue is packed with helpful information, updates, and resources for our community to keep you informed throughout the winter season.
The local genealogy chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society has added several history/genealogy resources to the local public library.