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Historical Markers in New Athens, Ohio

 
Clickable Map of Harrison County, Ohio and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Harrison County, OH (42) Belmont County, OH (77) Carroll County, OH (26) Guernsey County, OH (51) Jefferson County, OH (96) Tuscarawas County, OH (88)  HarrisonCounty(42) Harrison County (42)  BelmontCounty(77) Belmont County (77)  CarrollCounty(26) Carroll County (26)  GuernseyCounty(51) Guernsey County (51)  JeffersonCounty(96) Jefferson County (96)  TuscarawasCounty(88) Tuscarawas County (88)
Cadiz is the county seat for Harrison County
New Athens is in Harrison County
      Harrison County (42)  
ADJACENT TO HARRISON COUNTY
      Belmont County (77)  
      Carroll County (26)  
      Guernsey County (51)  
      Jefferson County (96)  
      Tuscarawas County (88)  
 
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1 Ohio, Harrison County, New Athens — 3-34 — Franklin College / Cornerstone of Civil Rights
Franklin College Alma Academy One of Ohio's earliest colleges, Alma College (earlier known as Alma Academy) was founded in 1818 and became Franklin College in 1825. Its founders were primarily of Scots-Irish descent who had settled . . . Map (db m79819) HM
2 Ohio, Harrison County, New Athens — New Athens
Site of Franklin College, 1825-1927, now part of Muskingum CollegeMap (db m209991) HM
3 Ohio, Harrison County, New Athens — 6 — New Athens, OhioPlatted 1817 by John Walker and John McConnell
As its name implies, this village was conceived as a cultural and educational center. Here, 1818, Rev. John Walker founded classical Alma Academy. The academy became a college in 1825; it was renamed "Franklin" the following year. Old Franklin was . . . Map (db m79820) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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May. 2, 2024