Powell Liberty Historical Society

Preserving the past of Powell and Liberty Township, inspiring our future

Powell History


Upcoming Programs and Events

"The History of Fast Food"


presented by

David Hogan


at Municipal Building Community (East) Room
Monday September 21, 2026
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM


Description:

David Hogan is a Professor of History at Heidelberg University. Hogan received his doctorate from Carnegie Mellon University, with an emphasis on American history, and a specialization in the food industry. He currently appears on the History channel’s “The Foods That Built America.”

We request that you make reservations for this program. Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations help us with record keeping and venue selection. Reservations will open at 8:00 AM on 8/22/2026. Check back then. You will be able to reserve online, by email, or by phone.

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Recent Programs and Events


Walking Tour of Downtown Powell


The Old Traffic Signal Now in Front of City Hall

Description:

It was touch and go with the weather for awhile, but it cleared and it was a beautiful evening for a wlak around town. A full house enjoyed Sherry's stories and contributed anecdotes as well. If you missed the downtown tours or the cemetery tour this year, watch for announcements next Spring. We plan to offer the tours again next June, July and August. Watch for the announcements and make your reservations early.

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SPECIAL EVENT: 40th Anniversary Open House


Transferring the Deed

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A steady stream of visitors stopped by the Martin-Perry House to celebrate PLHS' 40th Anniversary. The PLHS Board and Volunteers were very pleased with the turnout and with the chance to introduce members of the community to the history of the formation of the Society, how the Martin-Perry House was saved, and some of our current activities. If you missed the chance to visit during the Open House, contact us at info@powellhistory.org to arrange a tour or to setup an appointment to visit and use our resources.

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Acknowledgement

Grants from the Jack and Jane Van Fossen Fund of the Delaware County Foundation are gratefully acknowledged. These gifts support maintenance of the Martin-Perry Homestead, upgrading our computer systems, and the ongoing pursuit of our mission.

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Learn more about the Delaware County Foundation.