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The Oakwood Historical Society is to be a vibrant hub of community engagement that honors and preserves Oakwood’s rich history, fostering a sense of pride and connection among residents while inspiring future generations through innovative programming, accessible resources and partnerships that celebrate our heritage locally and within the context of the history of the United States.
As we approach the monumental year of 2026, celebrating America's 250th anniversary, Oakwood stands at the heart of this historic occasion. Our community plays a vital role in preserving and sharing the stories that shape our nation’s rich tapestry. The Oakwood Historical Society invites you to join us in exploring our heritage, fostering connections, and commemorating this significant milestone. Together, we will honor our past while inspiring future generations. Embrace the excitement and joy of history with us—it’s a truly rewarding experience!
May 10 through Nov 8
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Our scarecrow was at Shafor & Wiltshire
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Oakwood Register article on front page for June 19, 2024
The theme was insects and pollinators. Click here for the article!
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Held in conjunction with the Wright Memorial Public Library.
The topic for March 15 is The Story of Carillon Park presented by Alex Heckman and Steve Lucht.
The topic for April 19 is Shot Heard Round The World 19 April 1775; Local Impact and Local Heroes presented by Andrew Lloyd.
In-person seating is first-come, first-serve in Wright Library's Community Room.
Registration for live Zoom feed available through the library.
Sun April 19, 2026 / 3:30PM / House Museum
Sun April 26, 2026 / Hawthorne Hill
Must pre-register at DaytonHistory.org
Sat May 16, 2026
May 17 - Aug 23 / House Museum
Registration expected to open in mid-April
From May 10 through Nov 8:
2nd and 4th Sundays / 1-3pm
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A short video on our House Museum