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Calendar

February 2008
7: Society Meeting, 7pm, library
11: Board Meeting, 8:30am, Ealy House
20: Performing Arts Center Dedication, 4pm

March 2008
6: Society Meeting, 7pm, library
8: Regional Meeting at Kelton House Museum
17: Board Meeting
18: Newsletter deadline

April 2008
3: Society Meeting

May 2008
1: Society Meeting
17: Founders Day and possible Ealy House Grand Opening

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the New Albany-Plain Township Historical Society. New Albany and the surrounding Plain Township are located in Franklin County, just northeast of Columbus, Ohio.

The NAPTHS was founded in 1975 to bring together people interested in local history and to help members of the community achieve an understanding of this history through the collection and preservation of artifacts, documents, and oral accounts. The NAPTHS is committed to preserving and documenting our local history for future generations, at a time when Plain Township is rapidly evolving from rural farming community to upscale suburb.

Some examples of the Society's activities are the annual Founders Day Celebration (started by the Historical Society in 1976 as part of the nation's Bicentennial), the annual Harvest the Arts Festival (in conjunction with the local Arts Council), participation with the local schools in projects for student community-service requirements and senior seminars, and the creation of a Heritage Quilt depicting 1800s-era Plain Township in folk art applique. We invite you to browse these pages, read our newsletter, come to our meetings and events, and get involved. There are many volunteer opportunities and we welcome your interest and participation!


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Work Days at Ealy House

Most Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, 9-12am, are work days at the Ealy House. Help is needed! Call 855-3765 or 855-9809 for more information.