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Judge Christopher C. Cross, a Denison University graduate, is the author of the soon-to-be-released novel/historical fiction (1850-1900) about the history of racism in America, Reconstruction and its demise, and the failure of the Supreme Court to protect the rights embodied in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.

Granville High School student, Ethan White, found a treasure of artifacts in his own back yard. In this video, he recounts both the process of unearthing and the historical context of his find.

The Granville Historical Society's own Charles Peterson relates the evolution of Memorial Day celebrations in Granville, from its beginning in 1873. The new book in the GHS pocket history series that inspired this program is now available for sale at the museum and at www.granvillehistory.org

Curious how the canal system of interconnected man-made waterways impacted the social and economic life of 19th century America? In this fascinating talk from Sarah Harper, known for her Have Books Will Travel Series, you will hear how the canals of Licking County were part of this national transportation phenomenon.

When skeptics questioned the heroic story of Carol's father's service as nothing more than "home-grown wishes", Carol set out to set the record straight about her father, Major Charles Carpenter, "Bazooka Charlie" and his small reconnaissance plane, "Rosie the Rocketer". Carol recounts her incredible journey of discovery, which included recovery and restoration of her father's plane. Her journe...

A panel of Granvillians who grew up here more than a generation ago share their memories and lead a lively discussion. Everyone who was part of Granville in the 90s and those who are curious about what life was like in that decade will enjoy this, the last of the "Growing Up in Granville" series.

Monomoy House History - Gill Wright Miller

Interview With Richard Gosnell on His Memories of Granville, Ohio

Growing Up In Granville In The 1980s

Granville's Open Space Levy - A History

Walking Ancient Ohio

Growing Up in Granville in the 1970s