Historic Sites in Troy, OH

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When your eyes rest on this gorgeous Tudor mansion adjacent to the Miami County Courthouse, it will take your...

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A Korean War Memorial 1950 to 1953 5.7 Million Americans Served 55,000 Americans Killed 103,000 Were Wounded and 8200...

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J. Scott Garbry, a 1986 inductee into the Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame, had a lifelong commitment and passion for c...

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Elizabeth Township was founded in 1807. The Elizabeth Township House was built about 1870, serving as the community's...

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The 1915 Shawnee (Lorimer) Bridge was dedicated in part to the forty-four men, women and children who lost their live...

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Main Street began as a Native American trail that paralleled the Great Miami River. The trail took a shortcut across ...

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In Memory of Our Dead Comrades. They Stood Shoulder to Shoulder in Defence of Our Country. With malice toward none, w...

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Side A: William Moore McCulloch William McCulloch was born in Holmes County where he was educated in a one-room schoo...

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On November 14, 1935, the rural electrification movement got its start in Piqua with the installation of the first el...

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Side A: Thomas Cemetery Thomas Cemetery is the resting place for many of Concord Township's and Miami County's early ...

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In Honor of All Who Serve Day is done Gone the sun From the hills From the lakes From the sky All is well Safely rest...

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The Dilts Warehouse , the first manufacturing location used by the Advance Aircraft Company of Troy, a company later ...

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Side A: Piqua's Early African-American Heritage African-American history began in Piqua with the settlement of Arthur...

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Side A: Randolph Settlement In 1833, John Randolph from Roanoke, Virginia, died leaving three wills that requested th...

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Metal marker also has pictures of three aircraft, the Spitfire, the P-47 Thunderbolt, and the P-51 Mustang Stone Insc...

Troy-hayner Cultural Center