Kenny Libben, Curator Cleo Redd Fisher Museum, Author at Knox Pages

LOUDONVILLE — Happy Thanksgiving to all! In 1938, the 182 men of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Co. 1570, encamped at Mohican Forest, celebrated Thanksgiving together in their barracks and mess hall.

Author Archives: Kenny Libben, Curator Cleo Redd Fisher Museum

Civilian Conservation Corps celebrated Thanksgiving from Mohican Forest in 1938

Cline Cabin dates to 1863 at Mohican State Park

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Loudonville’s Kettering had early impact on NFL as owner of the Dayton Triangles

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Loudonville native arranged music for Lawrence Welk Show

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Millersburg war hero was buried at home — 55 years after he was shot down over Europe

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