
We hope you are enjoying some of the Licking County Bicentennial events such as the Sept 12th annual Grave Yard Walk at Cedar Hill Cemetery and the Sept 13th Bicentennial Pioneer Days with Knox County at the 4H Camp Ohio.
Some bicentennial items are The Bell Pull, donation $20; Images of America: History of Licking County, donation $20; Bicentennial History of Licking County 1808-2008, donation $30; Century Farms Book, $36 donation for hardback and $25 for soft cover; and Bicentennial Quilt Booklet, donation $3.
The
West Licking Historical Society hosted "Depot Days" at
the restored Historic Outville Depot on July 5 - 6, 2008, from
10 a.m. – 5
p.m. The event showcased the restored depot as well as emphasized the role of transportation to the development of this area. The depot is located in the Harrison Township Complex at
The
depot was built in 1899 on the B & O railroad line in Outville. It
is the last depot of its kind on the Panhandle Line and is built in the
stick Eastlake
architectural style. Restoration cost was largely funded through a
Transportation Enhancement Act (TEA) Grant and the Harrison Township
Trustees. It was moved to its present site in 1993 and dedicated in
2005. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
"Railroaders"
Jack and Phil and other members of the West Licking Historical Society were
on hand to tell the story of the many transportation
photos and artifacts on display.
Historic Outville Depot