Morrow (OH)
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Cemeteries dating back to the early 1800s can be found throughout the cemeteries in Morrow, Ohio.
Morrow, Ohio has been home to several famous people, including: Marie Earls, Edward Deering Mansfield and Earl Fuller.
Ft. Ancient was established in 1802 when the Cross Keys Tavern was built near the Little Miami River. By 1850 the town was fairly busy with a post office, tavern, trai…[View More]
Many small towns in the Morrow area have disappeared over the years. Some still have foundations of the former buildings while others are completely lost.
Morrow, Ohio has many historic places of worship. This video covers the churches in town and throughout the outlying area.
Morrow, Ohio was laid out in August 1844 and was named in honor of the former governor, Jeremiah Morrow.
This former brewery was built in the 1850s where in 19o2 when the county went “dry”, the brewery was converted over to produce soft drinks.
Morrow, Ohio has been home to many different businesses over the years including banks, post office, restaurants, barber shops, drug stores, hotels, grocery stores, a packi…[View More]
The Morrow, Ohio area has a wide variety of school buildings including several one room houses still in existence.
Two Railroad lines passed through Morrow with the first line being constructed in 1837.
