St. Joseph, Ohio.
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This old Nickel Plate signal stands tall and proud even though trains never past by anymore.
This crucifix stands tall in St. Joseph Cemetery, Mercer County on a sunny Mother's Day 2018.
"Fort Recovery is a pretty, little historic village of some 1,300 population, located in West Central Ohio. The village is built on the site of General St. Clair's defeat in 1791 and General "Mad" Anthony Wayne's battle (recovery) in 1794. The fort that was built under Wayne's command was called Fort Recovery and that remains the name of the village."
www.fortrecovery.org/
The history of Ft. Recovery www.fortrecovery.org/history.htm
One of two guarding the front entrance to the Chapel In The Woods shrine at Maria Stein Center. The Marion Township Community Park can be seen from a distance at the rear.
www.mariasteincenter.org
Mercer County, Ohio
State Road 29, west of Celina.
(I will call the county historical society later and ask a few questions)
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Here's a short/poor clip of the Quilted Rock.
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Mercer County, Ohio
State Road 29, west of Celina.
It sits next to the "Quilted Rock." Perhaps it has something to do with the Stone Company. Maybe a stone crusher?
Fort Recovery, Ohio
www.fortrecovery.org/
Half-timbered