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About the
Munroe Falls
Historical Society

The Munroe Falls Historical Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1976 to preserve and perpetuate the history of Munroe Falls. We maintain our office, historical museum and local history library in a 19th century historic house next to Munroe Falls City Hall.

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The purpose of Munroe Falls Historical Society is to:

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  • Promote Lifelong Learners by initiating interest in the history of Munroe Falls and its place in our state and country.

  • Provide Public Access of the historical information and artifacts of the community.

  • Serve as Collections Stewards of the museum and its contents, thereby preserving, exhibiting, and interpreting historical data and artifacts pertaining to the history of Munroe Falls and the surrounding community.

  • Move from Community Anchors to Community Catalysts in providing technological access, relevant collaboration with the public, and supporting programs and causes which support interaction with the local community

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Munroe Falls Train Depot
Munroe Falls Paper Mill
Charles Gaylord of the Gaylord family, one of Munroe Falls' early pioneer families.
Old Munroe Falls Schoolhouse being moved to serve as the Munroe Falls Town Hall; Munroe Falls, OH
Myrtle Thacker, daughter of Lily Gaylord of the Gaylord family (one of Munroe Falls' earliest pioneer families.)

Photos: Munroe Falls Train Depot, Paper Mill, Charles N. Gaylord, Moving of School House, Myrtle Thacker – daughter of Lily Gaylord

Munroe Falls Historical Society & Museum
83 Munroe Falls Avenue
Munroe Falls, Ohio 44262

historicalsocietymunroefalls@gmail.com

 

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