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May 25, 20268 min
The Storied Past of The Sportsman's Tavern
483 Prospect Road, Berea Ohio 44017 Lora Burgess Located at 483 Prospect Road, Sportsman's Tavern is more than just a bar—it’s a cornerstone of Berea’s working-class legacy, steeped in stories of immigration, resilience, and community. Author’s note about this photo: The Interurban (Cleveland and Berea Street Railway) line shown in photo ran from 1895 to 1935. Additionally, the left add-on is missing. There was a comment from Gene Siodla this photo was taken in 1912. It still hangs in the...

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Mar 26, 20262 min
America 250 Tri-City Celebration Update
Article by Tina Clemence The Berea Historical Society was excited to host our first “Tale” in our Speaker Series for the America 250 Tri-City celebration . Attendees were greeted by our committee members, refreshments, and the classical pieces of Bach performed by acoustic guitarist Dylan Coble. Board President, Jack Armstong , began the event by unveiling a plaque in honor of Gayle Morgan , a dear friend and former Board member, who passed away in 2025. Her husband Ron Morgan , and family...

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Feb 5, 20263 min
Honoring Harrison Dillard: A True Legacy of Excellence and Perseverance for Black History Month
Harrison Dillard stands as a remarkable figure in the history of American athletics. His story is one of exceptional talent, unwavering determination, and groundbreaking achievements. As we celebrate Black History Month, it is essential to recognize Dillard’s contributions not only as an Olympic champion but also as a symbol of perseverance and excellence in the face of adversity. Early Life and Athletic Beginnings Born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1923, Harrison Dillard showed athletic promise...

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