The Archives is open today. Hope to see you there!

Wakeman Archives will be open Saturday July 26 from 10 am-2 pm. We look forward to seeing you. There is a massive amount of information you might like to look at. If you are into genealogy we have six bookcases of family file boxes plus four file drawers of family files of families that lived in the Waterville Township/Providence Township area. We have a large collection of atlases, rolled maps, bound AW Standard from 1958-1979. Those interested in the early schools in the area we have records, plus all of the pictures of the graduates of the early Waterville School. We have military history and firsthand accounts of men in service plus the original Dr. Welcome Pray’s son’s letters home from the Civil War. Those can also be seen on the Ohio Memory online website. We have a large collection of the Interurban Bridge pictures plus the early camera that took some of the pictures. For those interested in how the Ditch Assessment was started we have an early Waterville Township book detailing how those were started. All of these plus much more waiting to be explored.

Brayden’s Graduation party will be held at the Wakemam Hall today.

Wakeman Archives is open every Wednesday from 10 -2 and on Saturday from 10-2 from May through October. The Archives is located upstairs at 401 Farnsworth Road, contains records of Waterville organizations, businesses, churches, schools, etc., as well as family files and local history. The public may inspect them free of charge and a volunteer archivist will assist with research. No items may be removed from the archives, but copies may be made for a small fee. Donations of similar documents and photographs, or items brought to be copied and added to the files are welcome.

The building is reserved for the Fort Industry Chapter

Fallen Timbers Film Festival

Fallen Timbers Film Festival

Fallen Timbers Film Festival

Fallen Timbers Film Festival. More information to come

Julie Wiley will be speaking at 3:00p.m. on “In Their Footsteps: The Famous and the Infamous in the Fallen Timbers Campaign”

In downtown Waterville and Parker Square