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Southeastern Ohio in Words and Pictures
Welcome to the Silverheels Riffle!
This web site is intended to promote an interest and pride in our heritage and give the people of this generation a chance to remember and pass on bits of what we have almost forgotten.
This is not just for Morgan County but for all Southeastern Ohio.
Just think for a minute about some bit of information that you might have almost forgotten about, say, Captain Issac Newton Hook or the last name of one of the builders of the fort at Marietta. Maybe someone in your family was married to one of the early pioneers, or remembers river boating on the Muskingum or Ohio rivers.
Don't forget to check all the pages on this web site for books and other items that might be of interest.
You may want to begin by reading one of the stories in Navigation in the sidebar to the left - and begin with: Silverheels: Our Namesake
Enjoy and come back often!Morgan County Courthouse
Built in 1858 at a cost of $10,000.
In 1866, a bell, added soon after
the building was constructed,
was replaced by a clock tower
which strikes on the hour.Its design is Greek Classic and it is considered one of the most
beautiful courthouses in the state.
Twin City Opera House
History of the Opera House Theater Explore the many links on the Opera House web siteClick on the banner to the right to visit the official Morgan County, Ohio, web site.
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To visit the Morgan County Public Library web site, click on this banner.
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I have many memories of growing up in Ohio. I was born in Rose Farm, Morgan County, in 1941. My Uncle and I made many fishing trips to the Muskingum River in the 50's--Eagleport was our favorite spot. I moved to New Jersey in 1973 and have been there almost 38 years. I have many relatives in Ohio, and many stories that date back to the Civil War. It isa privileged to include some of my tales--I look forward to it.
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