The Rev. Jacob Ward founded the Brunswick Methodist Episcopal
Church in April 1817 with 13 members: Rhoda Stow, John and Lucy
Stearns, John and Hannah Hulet, Samuel and Sarah Tillotson, Thomas
and Phoebe Stearns, Solomon and Polly Harvey, Lydia . . . — — Map (db m136816) HM
United States Marine Corps • U.S. Coast Guard Search and Rescue • United States Navy • United States Army • United States Air Force
Captain Ted Neura, May 1932 - December 12, 1963, 'Neura's Park' • Malina & Theodor, parents of Capt. Ted T. . . . — — Map (db m303729) WM
1852 - Bell cast by Meneely Foundry, West Troy, New York. Weight 644 Pounds for Brunswick Methodist Episcopal Church.
1876 - Church sold to Disciples of Christ, First Christian Church.
2019 - Church closed and Bell donated to Brunswick Area . . . — — Map (db m303728) HM
Heritage Farm is a typical mid-19th century
farm of the Ohio Western Reserve and has been
restored and preserved. The original parcel of
land consisted of 325 acres, which was purchased
by David Berdan in 1818. The farmstead has been
home to . . . — — Map (db m136814) HM
This dwelling was an Underground Railroad station operated by Hiram B. Miller for many years. Here he hid hundreds of runaway slaves. He shipped them to Canada in drygoods boxes where they would be free. This caused persecution and the nickname of . . . — — Map (db m136815) HM
The stone front step originally stood at Brunswick's Town Hall on Pearl Road. It was rescued by Carl Bilski when the building was razed and donated to the Brunswick Area Historical Society to honor the re-opening of the museum in 2015. — — Map (db m303730) HM
This cast iron marker stood on the Hinckley side of W. 130th St. At Laurel Road from 1931. The original home was torn down and the marker was moved here in 2017. The Brunswick area was an active stop on the Underground Railroad. — — Map (db m303732) HM
