History

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (DimpleTimes) - Preserving history is a necessary way to ensure that future generations can see, be made aware...

Saint Valentine was a third-century Roman Saint. His full name, Valentine of Terni. Born 226 A.D. in Terni, Italy. Died...

The first known mention of Persian carpets comes from around 400 BC when Greek author Xenophon writes that the carpets...

Have you ever wanted a day of nothing? A whole day, in celebration of absolutely nothing? A cup of coffee,...

In 1955, Jim Peters became the proud owner of his childhood home on the corner of Pickaway and Mound Street;...

by Kimber Caito, Media Coordinator, Fairfield County Park District In the middle of Coyote Run, a 900-acre private farm and...

The Roundtown Conservancy (operators of the Octagon House) recently received a $10.000 grant from South Central Power to help with...

At Christmastime in 1776, George Washington's troops were in retreat, barely keeping ahead of the Redcoats. The Revolution was in...

By Tom Troester - Ohio Canal Society (Trustee) There was much debate on where and which side of the river...

November is Native American Heritage Month, a great time to honor the legacy and service of Native American veterans of...

In 2006, the Roundtown Conservancy started the process of getting what would become a huge blessing for the restoration of...

By J-me Braig The legend of the sinking of the Black Diamond Canal boat in Buckeye Lake in 1850 is...

Native Americans serve in the U.S. military at a higher rate per capita than any other population group and have...

The journey of the Octagon House dates all the way back to when it was originally built in 1855-56.  When...