Sheffield Village Historical Society

Sheffield Village Historical Society The Sheffield Village Historical Society & Cultural Center is a relatively new organization that was informally started in 2003.

The first meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on July 13, 2006 and a Constitution and Bylaws were adopted on October 11. 2007. We are an all-volunteer organization with an enthusiastic membership of 265 individuals and businesses [as of May 2008]. Sheffield Village is a traditional farming community of nearly 4,000 inhabitants in northeastern Lorain County, Ohio. The Village was settled by N

ew England families in 1815 as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve and was organized as the first township in Lorain County in 1824. Today, Sheffield Village is in a period of transition as residential and commercial development spreads westward from the Cleveland metropolitan area. With a focus on Sheffield’s rich heritage, the Society was created to discover, archive, preserve, and interpret documents and other materials, which illustrate the history of Sheffield and its environs, thereby engendering civic pride in our community for old and new residents alike.

04/25/2013

Welcome to the Sheffield Village Historical Society page. We hope to educate, inform and entertain historically in the digital world.

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