Anderson Township Historical Society

06/19/2026

Here is the lineup for our upcoming ATHS Urban Farm events. More details will be posted closer to each event. There is a lot to look forward to!

06/18/2026

The first concert of our Summer Concert Series is Haymarket Riot! Admission is free with thanks to our sponsor Forcht Bank. Bring a chair and be sure to join us at the ATHS Urban Farm July 10th!

06/17/2026

The CG&P Railroad had its first run in September 1877. The line ran from the Carrel Street station in Cincinnati's East End, over a Little Miami bridge, up the hillside to Mount Washington, and then through Anderson out to Mount Carmel. CG&P stands for the Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad, but this line never reached Portsmouth.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.

06/06/2026

Please be sure to join us!

06/03/2026

Anderson Township History Guide is now available!

Enjoy the entire compilation of stories from "Anderson Insights", The History Note section, over the past 15 years. This guide is available online by downloading at athsociety.org (Resources/Media library), or picking up a free copy at he Anderson Center, 7860 Five Mile Road.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.

05/20/2026

America 250 has come to life in Anderson Township! Many thanks to Steve Sievers, Nancy Caine, Shellie Hobbs and banner(s) designer and producer Bob Lammert. Be sure to look for these great banners when traveling around our community.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.

05/13/2026

This vintage image, from the Cincinnati Highway Department dated March 26, 1941, is of Erie Avenue and Brotherton Road with bridge over the Duck Creek looking west.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.

04/15/2026

Interesting day back in 1917 for the post office staff of the Village of California. Mail carrier Arthur Ryall and postmistress Lottie B. Steinmetz had to retreat to the post office roof as Ohio River floodwaters surrounded the building.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.

04/01/2026

04/01/2026

From the scrapbook of Marge Stegemeyer Thomas comes this vintage photo dated 1909.

Interested in local history? Come visit the ATHS Research Center.

Located at 6550 Clough Pike, Anderson Township, 45244, we are next to the historic Miller-Leuser Log House, and can be reached at 513-231-2114.

Our hours are:
Every Tuesday 10am-2pm
And the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, May-October, 1pm-4pm.

Please stop by and enjoy our exhibits or do some research on our local community.