Following are articles that have appeared in the Concord Township newsletter or other local publications, about the history that surrounds us everyday in Concord.
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CTHS Museum: The Pierce-Willits House
Merion’s Produce Hut – Closed Permanently
Polecat Road House
The Civil War and Concord
The Copper Beech Tree
Village of Concordville: The First Telephone Switchboard in Concord Township
Did you know this community once thrived as a local mining area? Garnets were the “gems” of the Concord/Bethel area and a heavily used mine once existed near the entrance […]
Memoirs of a Dante Orphanage Resident, Gil Nunzi circa 1944-1950 Gil Nunzi found CTHS through the internet and discovered that Dante Orphanage, in which he had spent so much time, […]
Concord Township Historical Society was formed in 1967 when the Pole Cat Road House was donated to Concord Township as part of the development provisions for Fox Valley, an early housing development in the eastern end of the township.
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