worthington green: Worthington history a presidential visit....
- 08/25/10 12:40 PM
Worthington history a presidential visit.... Yes it was newsworthy when President Obama visited a home on the northside of Columbus last Tuesday... The Columbus Dispatch called E. Kanawha Clintonville. The Toledo Blade called the neighborhood south of present day Worthington Sharon Heights...
On August 25, 1817 President James Monroe visited the Village Green in Worthington. Worthington was founded in 1803. Worthington history The Timeline on the Worthington Memory says August 25, 1817, President James Monroe visited the Worthington Village Green. The fifth US President, Monroe was the President from 1817 to 1825. The original Village of Worthington is now the (0 comments)
The car is a 1939 Packard ambulance according to O'Brien's notes. The owner according to O'Brien was S. E. Corbin and Son Funeral Directors, so it is a hearse? Ambulance and hearse were the same thing? In the background you can see the Worthington Village Green, St. John's Episcopal Church and an little bit of the Kilbourne Building which would have been the Worthington Library in 1939. I'd assume Don took the photo in early December. No snow. A picture across the Worthington Green would be (2 comments)
Early October News on the Worthington.org site - Worthington's Kilbourne Memorial Building is getting a little work done. Kilbourne exterior work a .pdf document says: "The former library and later School Board office, now owned by the City of Worthington, is getting a facelift including many exterior improvements." Old landscaping ripped out... new to be installed in the spring of 2010 New metal roof New gutters Paint on the trim I had walked around Worthington's Kilbourne Memorial Building and took some photos in August. It needed some work. I took these photos today with the paint scraped off the (1 comments)
Worthington (Ohio) Village Green is the way Don O'Brien identified his photo on FlickrO'Brien's photo from September 1941 of a Worthington Library Group makes me wonder if the Worthington Library was at that time the building facing the northeast quardrant of the Green. Of course it in Old Worthington Building Gets New Options I say it was built as a library in 1927 so it is not a stretch of the imagination that it could be a library a mere 14 years later.
Timeless Worthington Ohio Village Green
Worthington - Patriot Day September 11, 2008 Worthington St. (0 comments)
The Kilbourne Building is the building facing the northeast quadrant of the Village Green. The Kilbourne Building is the building with the star. The image is from the Franklin County Auditors site. According to the article in the ThisWeek Community Newspapers Worthington edition the building is also known as the 752 Building. I think of it as the old administrative office for the Worthington City Schools. I had a client who worked there years ago pre email? Pre everything being online anyway, so I used to drop things off (0 comments)
worthington green: Worthington - Patriot Day 2008
- 09/11/08 09:02 AM
I went to the noon gathering on the Worthington Green today, September 11, 2008. There were local firemen and policemen there just as there have been other years. There were members of Lima Company there again this year. There were short speeches from Harvey Minton the Mayor of Worthington, the Worthington fire chief, the Worthington police chief (I think) and an officer from the Perry Township Police Department. A surviver of the attacks on the World Trade Center was there, a woman who was in the South Tower on September 11, 2001, spoke briefly. Philip College, the rector of St. John's (0 comments)