ATTENTION

31 Day Donation Campaign for:

Flood Marker Pole

at Heritage Park

PROJECT GOAL:                 $2500

By October 3, 2018 RAISED:     $1300

Donations still NEEDED:           $1200

Donate $50 or more by October 31, 2018 and your name will be placed on signage near Flood Pole.

To donate, send Check to "Coleraine Historical Society" -

                                         Indicate in Memo Section "Flood Pole" 

                                         P.O.Box 53726, Cincinnati, OH 45253.

All donations are Tax Deductible.

LARRY SHAD, Project Chairman.    For more details, see OUR PROJECTS Page

Fundraising Reminder –

Save CHICK-FIL-A (Colerain) Receipts

  See Fundraising Events Page for details

JOE FLICKINGER is a teacher at Northwest High School in Colerain Township.  He currently teaches AP European History and World History to grades 9-12.

Published in 2010, his first book focused on

Green Township. "A Bicentennial History of

Green Township; Uncovering a Jewel in the Crown of the Queen City".

For Joe’s second book published in 2018, he worked extensively with CHS President Mary Burdett to find many of the pictures featured in his book. The new book is "A History of Colerain Township: From Frontier Wilderness to Suburban Sprawl".

Both books are available from Heritage Books, Amazon, or CHS Museum.

On July 6th Joe was on live at WMKV-FM (89.3) for their program called the "Book Show", hosted by Mike Martini and Kevin Grace.  They discussed local histories, the problems and issues these books have, and the work that the local historical societies do that makes these books possible. 

Here is a link to the digital recording they did of the show (FYI, it is 46 minutes long): 

https://ice7.securenetsystems.net/media/WMKVFM/ondemand/Book%20Show%20for%20July%206th%202018.m4a?ts=20180710183702

On July 22nd, Joe’s recorded interview with Brian O'Donnell was played on the WVXU 91.7 program called "Around Cincinnati".  WVXU will post the digital recording on their website.

The scale model of

Dunlap’s Station,

built by member 

Bob Muehlenhard

has a new home!

It will now be on permanent display in the Rotunda of  

the Colerain Township Administration Building