Something happened in Mansfield which would change the course of baseball history.
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When Mansfield Welcomed
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When Mansfield Welcomed: Its Very First Automobile Show
By 1812Blockhouse Richland Countians love their cars. The role of the automobile…
When Mansfield Welcomed: Paul Robeson
By 1812Blockhouse There are many Mansfielders who today would not recognize the…
When Mansfield Welcomed: Brigham Young’s Wife Number 19
Ann Eliza Young was born in 1844 and was one of Brigham Young’ 55 wives.
When Mansfield Welcomed: John Philip Sousa
By 1812Blockhouse John Philip Sousa was a musician whose reputation remains strong…
When Mansfield Welcomed: General Rosalie Jones
On their first day in town, the two addressed a crowd of 500
When Mansfield Welcomed: The World’s Greatest Coloratura Soprano
By 1812Blockhouse Mansfield music fans were in for a treat back in…
When Mansfield Welcomed: Ralph Waldo Emerson
It is said that the winter of 1867-1868 was a uniformly cold one.
When Mansfield Welcomed: Old Tippecanoe
“Which US President first visited Mansfield at some point in his life?”
When Mansfield Welcomed: The Shakespearean Buccaneer
In the last five years of the 19th century, Mantell became a veritable one-man Shakespearean festival.