Historical Society’s Mission
To connect people to the rich History of the Hilliard Ohio area by collecting, preserving and presenting historical artifacts, documents, collections to educate and inspire current and future generations.
The Hilliard Ohio Historical Society and Museum was incorporated November 11, 1966. The society’s main objective was to create a historical village and museum which would preserve the early pioneer life of the community of Hilliard, Ohio and the northwest section of Franklin County. The society was given a lease for part of Weaver Park on which to build a museum and establish a historical village. The Hilliard Ohio Historical Society is a non-profit, 501©(3) organization which relies heavily on private contributions to supplement public funds. Through the generosity of individuals, local area businesses, grants and fund raising the society is able to maintain the upkeep and restoration of the numerous exhibits and buildings in the historical village.
Historical Society Officers
The founding trustees of the society were:
Bassel L. Johnson, President
Eldon M. Schatz, Vice President
Mildred Hart, Treasurer
Mary W. Miller, Secretary
Raymond K. Bradley
James D. Knick
Richard L. Kuhn
Delmar J. Kunz
Ruth E. Mast
Lester F. Porter
2024-2025 Society Officers
President - Bob Eggerichs
Vice President – Dawn Steele
Secretary – Karla Kinsey
Treasurer – Rodney Garnett