Bigelow Bridge. Ax Handle Road. Constructed in 1873, the Bigelow Bridge spans approximately 100 feet across Little Darby Creek. Reuben Partridge built the superstructure at a cost of $12.50 per linear foot ($1,500). Bercupile & . . . — — Map (db m93467) HM
Bridgeport. In 1840, the first of several bridges was constructed at this location, which became known as "Bridgeport." In the early 1800s, this locality consisted of a group of log houses, a blacksmith shop, and a wagon shop. Several schools . . . — — Map (db m93392) HM
Culbertson Covered Bridge Culbertson Covered Bridge was built in 1872-1873 by Reuben L. Partridge at a cost of $1,375, using his "Partridge Block" truss design. This bridge was originally constructed across Treacle's Creek on State Route 4, . . . — — Map (db m93429) HM
Honor Roll 1918
In honor of the boys of Union Township
who answered the call of their country in the World War
(60 names, not transcribed) — — Map (db m119978) WM
U S Alden • William Ballentine • John F Bennett • Mahlon Bidwell • Henry Blake • John T Blake • Moses H Blake • Samuel Blake • John Bland • Peter Bland • Aaron Boylan • Daniel Burnham • Henry Burnham • Lucas Burnham • Ralph Burnham • Enoch Burrows • . . . — — Map (db m301826) WM
Plaque #1
Compliments of
V.F.W. Post 3320
Plaque #2
In honor of those who have served
Donated by
Bud’s Masonry MAVFW 3320
Dale Phelps VFW 4599 — — Map (db m87050) HM
Constructed in 1820-21, the County’s original government seat was the first frame building in Milford Center. At the time it stood at the southwest corner of the Village Square (present Mill & State Streets) just to the south of George Reed’s Mill . . . — — Map (db m119916) HM
The following notice appeared in the Marysville
Tribune newspaper, February 5, 1873: To Arms! To
Arms! The Monument Association of Union Township
propose holding a Fair and Festival in Milford
Centre on Feb 20 and 21...the proceeds to be . . . — — Map (db m87021) WM
The block base of the obelisk contains the names of 39 local men, killed in the war. Unit identification, and place or battle where the man died, are listed with some of the names.
Cities, and battles are inscribed on the obelisk. The monument . . . — — Map (db m301828) WM
In 1799, a man named George Reed first came to this spot along the Darby Creek. He settled and erected a grist mill with a mill race nearly a half mile long in 1810 to 1812. In those days, man and animals had to ford the creek, so the crossing . . . — — Map (db m119977) HM
