Historic Harrison, Ohio
Historic Harrison, Ohio
In this video we cover the history of Harrison, Ohio starting when it was first founded in the 1840s; covering early transportation which includes the canal and the railroad; Morgan’s Raid of 18…[View More]
John Hunt Morgan’s Raid through Harrison, Ohio
John Hunt Morgan’s Raid through Harrison, Ohio
John Hunt Morgan was a Brigadier General in the Confederate Army. His nickname was “Thunderbolt”.
Harrison’s Tomb
Harrison’s Tomb
Harrison’s Tomb was constructed in 1841 with the main monument erected in the early 1920s.
Village Pharmacy
Village Pharmacy
The Village Pharmacy was established in 1868 and is one of the few family pharmacies still in existence.
Harrison Historical Society Museum
Harrison Historical Society Museum
The Harrison Historical Society Museum is home to a vast amount of literature and items pertaining to the Harrison area.
Market Street Grille and the Tunnels of Harrison, Ohio
Market Street Grille and the Tunnels of Harrison, Ohio
Market Street Grille Restaurant has history from top to bottom. The building (Constructed in 1856) was designed as a brewery. The building has also been used as a Lodge fo…[View More]
St John’s United Church of Christ
St John’s United Church of Christ
St, John’s United Church of Christ was built in 1921 after the previous church was destroyed by fire.
Looker Home
Looker Home
The Looker Home was built in 1804 in Harrison, Ohio. In 1962 the house was dismantled and then reconstructed the home on Marvin Road in 1970.