It is said that the winter of 1867-1868 was a uniformly cold one.
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When Mansfield Welcomed: Old Tippecanoe
“Which US President first visited Mansfield at some point in his life?”
Landmarks Of Mansfield: The Creamer Hotel Building
Today, the Creamer Hotel is a sole survivor in the former rail area of Mansfield.
Landmarks Of Mansfield: Shiscka House of Pianos Building
Pianos were a staple of musical entertainment in local homes at the time.
Landmarks Of Mansfield: Eagles Building, North Main Street
A stop on this Saturday’s Secret City Tour in downtown Mansfield.
Landmarks of Mansfield: The Women’s Club Building
This is house one of the important landmarks that continue to inform and inspire.
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About: Sugar Street
The northern blocks of Sugar Street were lined with modest one and one and a half story residences.
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About: The First Baseball Game In Mansfield
The first in a two part, two day series looks at when baseball arrived in Richland County.
Richland Recollections: Sally Huber Lanyon Reflects On The Mansfield Of Her Youth
She is the co-creator of Brutus Buckeye.
When Mansfield Welcomed: The Shakespearean Buccaneer
In the last five years of the 19th century, Mantell became a veritable one-man Shakespearean festival.