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It was one of approximately twenty different Mechanicsburg locations to be listed on the National Register at the same time as part of a multiple property submission. Among the Kimball House's neighbors that were included in the multiple property submission are the Demand-Gest House at 37 N. Main, the Mechanicsburg United Methodist Church at ...
The first settlers in Goshen Township arrived circa 1805, [2]: 586 and Mechanicsburg was platted on 6 August 1814. [2]: 596 Organized religion was rare in the earliest years; the first churches were established by circuit-riding preachers from the Methodist Episcopal Church, who founded small religious classes that met in settlers' log cabins.
Mechanicsburg is an unincorporated community in Auburn Township, Crawford County, Ohio, United States. [1] History
John Robert Cumbers (born 1979) is a British molecular biologist living in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is founder and chief executive officer of SynBioBeta which promotes synthetic biology to build a more sustainable universe. [1]
Built of brick on a stone foundation, [6] the William Culbertson House is a two-story building with a hip roof.Numerous elements combine to make it a typical example of the Italianate style, including its irregular floor plan with a large bay that projects eastward from the main body of the house, a cornice formed by ornamental brackets, a decorative front porch, and hood molds over the windows.
Dr. E.D. Lawler was one of six physicians practicing in Mechanicsburg during the village's earliest years. [3]: 17 In 1839, the Champaign County Commissioners began listing the tax-paying physicians of the county in their records, and Lawler was one of thirteen doctors recorded in the county in that year. Virtually nothing is known about any of ...
Dr. Charles E. Demand was a charter member of the Mechanicsburg Masonic lodge, [2]: 638 as well as of Mechanicsburg's lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star. [2]: 642 Besides his medical practice, he was a businessman, serving as president of the village's Mutual Loan and Savings Company in the 1910s. [3]
By the 1890s, Nincehelser's practice had made him a wealthy man; [5] Mechanicsburg's growth was attracting many professionals, and he was one of at least three physicians active in the community. [ 6 ] : 6 Accordingly, after marrying a woman from New York City , he arranged for the construction of a large Queen Anne-style house on Main Street ...