Anderson Township Historical Society

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Anderson Township Historical Society Washington, Newtown, and California, Ohio.

The Anderson Township Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving historic data and artifacts in and around Anderson Township, Mt.

This vintage image from about 1903, is of the Cedar Point Post Office located at today's Beechmont Avenue and Burney Lan...
10/10/2026

This vintage image from about 1903, is of the Cedar Point Post Office located at today's Beechmont Avenue and Burney Lane. Ben and Mary Heitel purchased the property around this time, with Ben managing the store and Mary working as the postmaster. A pay Bell Telephone was available there at a time when few homes had telephones. The Heitel family is pictured in the image.

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.

If you're feeling unsure about the Bengal's season so far, you can always cheer for these guys. From the ATHS digital ar...
10/06/2026

If you're feeling unsure about the Bengal's season so far, you can always cheer for these guys. From the ATHS digital archives comes this image of the Eastern High School Football Team, champions of 1922.

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.

πŸ“† MARK YOUR CALENDARS!One of our favorite days of the year is coming up!We’d love to have you join us at the Urban Farm ...
10/01/2026

πŸ“† MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

One of our favorite days of the year is coming up!

We’d love to have you join us at the Urban Farm for our Harvest Fair + Holiday Market.

Shop local artisans, grab something delicious from the food trucks, and enjoy a fun day with family and friends.

πŸ“… November 7 | 12:00–6:00 PM
πŸ“ 2550 Bartels Rd. (next to Turpin High School)

This is a great family event with something for everyone β€” shopping, food, music, and plenty of fall and holiday spirit! πŸ‚πŸŽ„

🎢 Enjoy live music throughout the day!

Music starts at noon with The Forest Hills Blue Grass Band, featuring Wayne Luessen, newly inducted into the 2026 Northern Kentucky Music Legends Hall of Fame.

Then at 3:00 PM, BluMillion takes the stage with high-energy rock & roll favorites! 🎸

Come for a little while or stay for the day. Bring the family, enjoy the music, get a jump on your holiday shopping, and make some wonderful fall memories with us!

Vendor registration is still open! 😊

Interested in being a vendor? We’d love to hear from you! Please send me a DM (direct message) through this page with your name, business name, and the best way to reach you. I’ll get back to you within a day or two with all the vendor details.

Hope you can join us! πŸ‚

This vintage image from around 1903, shows the students of the District 9 School. This brick schoolhouse was located nea...
09/27/2026

This vintage image from around 1903, shows the students of the District 9 School. This brick schoolhouse was located near the intersection of Little Dry Run and Bridle Road, and was one of several new schools built in the 1870's. District 9 school closed in the early 1900's because of a shortage of pupils living nearby.

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.

In 1892, Joseph Prudent (standing on the left) and his family pose in front of their business The Twelve Mile Hotel, loc...
09/02/2026

In 1892, Joseph Prudent (standing on the left) and his family pose in front of their business The Twelve Mile Hotel, located on Kellogg Avenue east of Five Mile Road. Prudent, who came from France in 1852, was among the local farmers who cultivated grapes in the township known as Sweetwine along the Ohio River.

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.

Vintage image from 1913 is of Douglas Sheldon in front of his hardware store at what would be 7721 Beechmont Avenue toda...
08/22/2026

Vintage image from 1913 is of Douglas Sheldon in front of his hardware store at what would be 7721 Beechmont Avenue today. Shed at the right was the Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Station, where Sheldon was the station agent.

Image from 1923 is the interior of the Sheldon Hardware Store. Pictured left to right are Douglas Sheldon, Theodore Hawkins and Wilbur Hawkins. Sheldon sold his store in 1927 to the Forestville Fuel and Supply Company, which was in business for more than 40 years.

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.

This vintage image dated 1925 shows Mont Davis, on the left, in front of The Davis Market, which was a roadside stand lo...
08/10/2026

This vintage image dated 1925 shows Mont Davis, on the left, in front of The Davis Market, which was a roadside stand located at the southeast corner of Beechmont Avenue and Salem Pike. Mont, along with his father Clem Davis, operated the market beginning in 1919, and much of the produce sold came from Mont's nearby farm on Markley Road.

Lesley Gressle digitally tinted this image using Photoshop with ATHS permission. We have a few tinted images if people would like to see them; this one is posted in response to a comment on a previous post. Let us know.

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.

This vintage image from October 1916, is of United Brethren Bishop George Matthews with family visiting his boyhood home...
08/08/2026

This vintage image from October 1916, is of United Brethren Bishop George Matthews with family visiting his boyhood home. Photograph was taken at 7024 Salem Road, with Bishop Matthews seated in the rear of the car.

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.

Address

6550 Clough Pike
Cincinnati, OH
45244

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