The Green Historical Society maintains the Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse in Boettler Park.  GHS operates the upstairs of the schoolhouse as a restored 1885 classroom and display space.  Our archives are stored in the basement of the schoolhouse.  GHS is working to digitize our collections and make our content available in our digital archive on this site.

Using Technology to Bring Green's History to You

City of Green by Jerrad Lancaster on Sketchfab

Old Places - New Technology

​Jerrad Lancaster, a Green High School alum and
​Senior Lecturer in the Department of Anthropology
at the University of Akron, has published 3D
models of various objects of local importance. 

​Click to view Mr. Lancaster's models.

​​Klinefelter Cemetery Mapping
​Dr. Timothy Matney

Dr. Timothy Matney, Professor of Archaeology at UA, volunteered to led a survey team of Green High School students and Green Historical Society volunteers to investigate
​the Klinefelter Cemetery site.  
​
Learn about this multi-year project.

Green Historic Sites on
​Google Maps

Green is a new city, but did you know we have
over 200 years of history here? Click on the
Google Map to view our historic sites in
Green - many historic structures remain ​
​on these sites today.  

​​Click to View Green Historic Sites.

Do you know Green? 

The Green Historical Society would like to interview anyone who has ever lived, worked, or has any historical information about the City of Green.  This includes all of the settlements such as Greensburg (Inland), Comet, Myersville, Aultman, or East Liberty. 
​
​Click to Talk to GHS.

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