Teacher Resources

Nutt Cottage Research Center houses the society's collections, photos, and research materials.  For information please email the curator: fernecwths@sbcglobal.net

Articles from our newsletter, The Curator, are archived on our web site.  They contain a lot of information about local history.

Centerville-Washington Township Historical Society Publications List:

The Old Tree - A Historical View of Centerville and Washington Township for Children
A Sense of Place - Early Centerville and Washington Township homes and families
A Sense of Community - 200 years of history
Pieces of the Past - Short stories from early history
Wilderness Doctor - Life of Dr. John Hole
Woodbourne: A Faded Memory - The town that was larger than Centerville
Aaron Nutt: A Small Town Quaker Entrepreneur
The Royal Rebels - Story of the Sunderland family
From Blacksmith to General - Story of the Munger Family with focus on General Edmund Munger (out of print, print pdf)
Here to There on Old Ohio Roads Between the Miami Rivers
The Old Schoolhouse Robbery: Three Strikes & You're Out
The History of Blacks in Centerville-Washington Township
A Sense of Service - 200 years of military service
Once Upon a Town & Township - A short history
A Centerville Memoir: 1933
Normandy Farms, the Land and Legacy of Richard H. Grant, Sr.,
Available to borrow:
-IMC at all Centerville Schools
-CRC at Centerville Schools
-Woodbourne & Centerville Libraries

Available to purchase:
-Asahel's Emporium Gift Shop & Visitors Center, 26 N. Main Street 438-0941

"A Mnemonic Interval" Videos:  Interviews with people in our community who have a connection with Centerville-Washington Township history.
Available to borrow: Nutt Cottage at 78 N. Main St., 312-0040

Call Marcia Rouse, Educator Coordinator, for questions and scheduling at 291-2223 or email at marciacwths@sbcglobal.net