Upcoming Programs
"Walking Tour of the Powell Cemetery"
presented by
Sherry Carmichael
at Martin-Perry House
Monday June 16, 2025
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Description:
Sherry Carmichael, a 6th Powell resident, will lead us through the Powell Cemetery, highlighting graves of many Powell residents who played significant roles in the development of Powell. Reservations are required this event. Reservations will open at 8:00 AM on June 2, 2025, and will remain open until the tour is full. Reservations may be accessed via a link on the home page of the website, www.powellhistory.org. The tour will start promptly at 7:00 PM from the Martin-Perry House, 103 East Olentangy Street which is directly across from the Grace Drive intersection at E. Olentangy St..
Sherry Carmichael, a 6th Powell resident, will lead us through the Powell Cemetery, highlighting graves of many Powell residents who played significant roles in the development of Powell. Reservations are required this event. Reservations will open at 8:00 AM on June 2, 2025, and will remain open until the tour is full. Reservations may be accessed via a link on the home page of the website, www.powellhistory.org. The tour will start promptly at 7:00 PM from the Martin-Perry House, 103 East Olentangy Street which is directly across from the Grace Drive intersection at E. Olentangy St..
Reservations are required for this program.
or call (614) 848-6210 or email service@powellhistory.org
If you call or email, be sure to leave your name, address, phone number, email address and the number of people in your group.
Program Details
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Prerecorded Interview with Sherry Carmichael
Sherry Carmichael
Sherry Carmichael is well known throughout the community and to most of our membership. She is a sixth generation Powell resident and has been a PLHS volunteer for essentially the entire period the organization has existed. This interview conducted by Mary and Steve Schenck with contributions from PLHS Board members and volunteers touches on Sherry's background, love of Powell, how Powell has changed, and the importance of PLHS as a resource for the community. Check out the video to gain new perspective on Powell and the Powell-Liberty Historical Society.
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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.
