Things To Do in Stockport, Ohio

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Inscription. The Stockport Mill, the third on this site since 1842, was built in 1906 by the Dover brothers. Using a pair of 40-inch Leffel turbines, it harnessed water power for both milling and generating electricity for the town. ... More on HMDB

(OH-58-01) N. of Stockport, Morgan County, OH. CR2 N. of town 3.6 miles. (11-2003, Approx location ... More on dalejtravis.com

There are picnic tables, information signs, and a twelve-foot marble obelisk commemorating a 1791 skirmish between settlers and Native Americans at this pleasant outdoor site. Named for the broad M... More on Heritage

Inscription. Following the American Revolution, the new Federal government, in need of operating funds, sold millions of acres of western lands to land companies. One such company, the Ohio Company... More on HMDB

(Barkhurst Mill, 81', 1872, closed to motor traffic, 35-58-15) across West Branch Wolf Creek NE of Chesterhill , Marion Township, Morgan County, OH. OH377 N. 1.4 miles from jct with OH555 in Chesterhill, E. on Goshen Hill Rd. (CR52) ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. Despite the fugitive slave laws that prohibited harboring runaway slaves, fugitives found refuge in the Quaker village of Chesterfield, now Chesterhill. Legend tells that no runaway slaves were ever captured here, although ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This tablet erected by, E. D. Shafer, on the farm of W. L. McElhiney, marks the place where the, Morgan Raiders, crossed the Muskingum River, July 23, 1863, , Location. 39° 43.798... More on HMDB

Inscription. Morgan County was created in 1817 from parts of Washington, Muskingum, and Guernsey counties, with McConnelsville established as the seat of government. The first courthouse, a square ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Frances Dana Gage: One of Ohio's earliest proponents of women's rights, Frances Dana Gage (1808-1884) was born in Marietta and married McConnelsville attorney James L. Gage in 1829. She immersed herself in the major social ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This brick, Federal-style house was built in 1836. Helen Moore, the grand daughter of General Robert McConnel, officer during the War of 1812 and founder of McConnelsville, married Dr. Hiram L. True and made their home ... More on HMDB