Alliance Historical Society
PO Box 2044 - Alliance OH 44601
PO Box 2044 - Alliance OH 44601
What's Cookin'? Recipes and Stories from Alliance and Beyond will be released for sale on May 6. The book includes 226 pages of family recipes, historic photographs, and stories about family traditions and businesses from Alliance.
Now available - "Alliance As I Knew It: Life in the Late 1800s as retold by William H. Magrath"William H. Magrath relates a first-person narrative of life in Alliance, Ohio, during the end of the 19th century. Describing everything from wooden sidewalks and gas street lights to the homes and the people who lived along Union Avenue, he gives a personalized view of the history of the city and its people.
Available for purchase online, at Rodman Public Library (215 E. Broadway St.), or at the Alliance Area Chamber of Commerce Office.
The Alliance Historical Society was founded for the promotion of historical studies of the City of Alliance and its surrounding areas. Members of the Society collect, preserve, and organize historical materials and work with area schools and community organizations to present historical programs.
The home of the Alliance Historical Society is the Mabel Hartzell House. It is open for tours during Carnation Week in August and at other times by appointment.
Exhibits of historical materials are supplied by the Society for display at local businesses and public buildings. Members of the Society are also available for talks and slide shows at area clubs and meetings.
The Alliance Historical Society is proud to support the Alliance Memory Project at Rodman Public Library.
Help support our programs and preservation efforts by submitting a tax-deductible donation using your PayPal account or credit card today.
