The Greenfield Historical Society offers many gift items for sale. These items are shown below and you may call (937-981-7890) or the Greenfield Historical Society to place your order. You may also print our Gift Order Form and complete and mail with a check to the Society. Click on the image for a larger view.
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Greene Countrie Towne, by F. R. Harris. F.R. Harris was teacher, principal and superintendent of the Greenfield School. He was also a world traveler. His history of Greenfield is considered a definitive look at the town as it progressed from unknown territory to a small town in the 1880's. He used many sources, including earlier histories of Highland County and oral histories he collected. He did an excellent job of describing Greenfield and the community's reaction to major historical events of the time period covered in this book. |
$10.00 |
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The Underground Railroad's Busiest Escape Route by Paul Young. Local historian Paul Young chronicles the time period before the Civil War and the escaping of runaway slaves through the area where Highland, Fayette and Ross counties meet. He uses what written material is available and oral histories left by the many people involved, especially the Quakers and Presbyterians. He ties the route from the town of Ripley, Ohio and the Rankin family to routes through the tri-county area and local families. |
$20.00 |
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Greenfield Ohio: Celebrating 200 Years Compiled by the Greenfield Historical Society, families, organizations, churches, schools and businesses of Greenfield, Ohio. This is an excellent book for a pictorial look at the history of Greenfield. It also includes a business directory for the past 200 years as well as extensive information on E. L. McClain's American Pad and Textile Factory and the E.L. McClain High School with its art collection. Individual families contributed their histories and clubs and organizations described their early beginnings. An extensive section chronicles high school athletics from the early 1900's to 1999. |
$50.00 |
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It's Been a Wonderful Life One Day at a Time by Kathleen Patterson | $ |
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The First Black Autos, The Charles Richard "C.R." Patterson & Sons Company | $20.00 |
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A Peaceable Pilgrimage, by John Fitzgerald. This book is a history of not only the general Quaker migration across the Appalachian Mountains, but also a history of the settling of the Leesburg, Ohio area by the Quakers in their search for land free from slavery. |
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Replica of the City Building. | $15.00 |
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Replica of McClain High School | $15.00 |
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A pen and ink drawing of Greenfield's Johnny Paycheck done by McClain High School art instructor, Tammy Wells. | $27.50; framed $60.00 |
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Sesqui-Centennial Ceramic Tile | $ |
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Ohio Bi-centennial throw | $50.00 |
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Small Bell. (These are official State of Ohio Bicentennial Brass Bells cast by Verdin.) | $20.00 |
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Medium Bell. (These are official State of Ohio Bicentennial Brass Bells cast by Verdin.) | $40.00 |
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Tapestry Bell Pull (Bicentennial) | $16.00 |
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Greenfield Ohio Mug, Green | $ |
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Greenfield Ohio Mug, White | $ |
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E.L. McClain High School Mug | $ |
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Travellers Rest Mug | $ |
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B and O Railroad Depot Mug | $ |
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County Barn Posters | $20.00; framed $32.00 |
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County Barn Pictures | small $15.00 large $30.00 |
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Note cards - various pictures | $5.00 |
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Ohio quarters | $2.00 |
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Table Runners (Tapestry) | $30.00 |
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Tapestry Christmas Stockings (scene of Ohio) | $20.00 |
