Lathrop Seymour Cenotaph
Lathrop Seymour Cenotaph
We had a cenotaph made to honor Lathrop Seymour, one of our earliest settlers, who built the first saw and grist mills in the village in 1817.
Month: December 2016
New “Weymouth, Ohio” tee shirts are available from small to XXL Adult sizes. $20 by check or use the QR code.
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We welcome your participation in our events and activities. Please provide your email address or phone if you’d like to be on our mailing list.
Individual: $15
Family: $25
Sponsor: $50
Benefactor: $100
If you have any photographs, artifacts or information to share, your items would be most welcome. We’ll take good care of them, or scan and return them.
Local History
Local History
We have accessioned over 1000 items and photographs relating to our history. Your donations are welcome and will be well documented and cared for. This “walking” spinning wheel was owned by the Blakslee family, pioneers to Weymouth in 1817.
Lost Medina Places
Take a look in this document to see if you now live in a “Lost” Medina Place.
LOST MEDINA TOWNS
Cook Road Bridges
Have you ever driven over the Rocky River on Cook Road? We now have a brief history of the bridges from Cook Road. Check it out!
THE COOK ROAD BRIDGES
Medina Count ’49ers
The WPS has discovered that 27 early Medina County residents braved the arduous trek west to California to discover gold and make their fortunes. Take a look at this document to learn more!
MEDINA COUNTY ’49ers
The Weymouth Preservation Society is dedicated to preserving the history and beauty of our historic Medina Township and the village of Weymouth. Although we lost our home, the 1925 Weymouth School that we restored, due to a tripling of our rent, we continue our research, programs and events, and protecting the artifacts, documents and photographs that we have collected.