New Haven Township Village Hall
The lighting project for the New Haven Ohio Historical Marker and
Village Hall was recently completed.
Passers-by on Center Street/RT 61 can now enjoy our historic feature.
Village Hall was recently completed.
Passers-by on Center Street/RT 61 can now enjoy our historic feature.
Old New Haven Cemetery
Tombstone Repair & Restoration Project
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Our work has begun!
Won’t you help us preserve the heritage of our forebearers? Honor the final resting places of New Haven Township’s first settlers. These men, women and children who braved the wild Fire Lands frontier in the early 1800’s and built early New Haven, Plymouth, Greenwich, Steuben and Chicago Junction are still with us. So too, are their descendants! Your support would be appreciated. Of the 787 grave markers, many more are in need of resetting and straightening.
Please see below for a downloadable PDF donation form.
Photos compliments of Brandon Perry
Won’t you help us preserve the heritage of our forebearers? Honor the final resting places of New Haven Township’s first settlers. These men, women and children who braved the wild Fire Lands frontier in the early 1800’s and built early New Haven, Plymouth, Greenwich, Steuben and Chicago Junction are still with us. So too, are their descendants! Your support would be appreciated. Of the 787 grave markers, many more are in need of resetting and straightening.
Please see below for a downloadable PDF donation form.
Photos compliments of Brandon Perry
The NHOHL has once again contracted to have several grave markers
straightened at our historic Old New Haven Cemetery at the corner of The
Plymouth Road (SR 61 S) and Skinner Road south of New Haven Village.
This photograph by Brandon Perry was taken at the perfect moment capturing the historic Caleb Palmer monument silhouetted against the late summer sky.
If you would like to make a donation to help the League make more improvements
and preserve our local heritage, please download the pdf form below.
images L-R: Ashel Skinner, Harriet Clark
images L-R: Wealthy & Joseph Skinner, Louise Mills
This restoration is that of New Haven Civil War veteran Pvt. George Raybuck who served with Company D 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
This marker was one of the many needing attention at Old New Haven Cemetery.
This marker was one of the many needing attention at Old New Haven Cemetery.
New Haven was awarded this Ohio Historical Marker,
which is presently on display on the Town Green in the Village center
The formal dedication took place Saturday, October 23, 2021
on the New Haven Village Green at the Village Hall
which is presently on display on the Town Green in the Village center
The formal dedication took place Saturday, October 23, 2021
on the New Haven Village Green at the Village Hall