The board usually meets in the Dining Hall on the third Wednesday of the month.
Annual Meeting will be on March 22, 2026 at noon in the dining hall at the Algonquin Mill Complex.
The meeting will officially begin at 12 noon on 3/22/26 with voting for the election of Officers and Members-at-Large. A decision for proposed amendments and revisions to the CCHS Constitution will also be on the ballot. There will be pizza and dessert buffet at 1:00 p.m. The business meeting will be held after the meal. Members may participation in all or only parts of the meeting.
Nomination for Officers and Members-at-Large
Members in good standing who want to run for an office are required to contact a member of the nominating committee no later than 7 days before the meeting on Sunday, 3/22/26 to be included on the printed ballot.
Nominating committee members are
Scott Bolam (330) 685-0481 and Issac Brumm (719) 337-6408
Constitution and Bylaws Update Meeting on March 15, 2026 at the Mill at 1 PM.
Camping Information See Items for Sale at the Farmhouse Boiler Extraction
Special Sale -
Apple Butter (Sugar Added or Sugar and Cinnamon Added -
Pint - $5 Quart $9
Sauerkraut $7 / Quart
Flour
Cornmeal $3 / 2 pound bag
Whole Wheat $4 / 2 pound bag
Buckwheat $5 / 2 pound bag
Baby Quilts at the Farmhouse
Contact CCHS at 330-627-5910
to arrange for pickup at the Mill
Fresh from the Farm: Algonquin Mill Farmers Market
During the Algonquin Mill Festival October 10-11-12, 2025
Support local farmers and enjoy the best of the season!
Join us at the historic Algonquin Mill for a vibrant farmers market experience. Explore a wide variety of fresh, locally grown produce, delicious baked goods, and much more.
What you'll find:
Seasonal fruits and vegetables, picked at their peak
Farm-fresh eggs and local honey
Homemade jams, jellies, and preserves
Handcrafted baked goods and artisan breads
Unique crafts from local artists and makers
Bring the whole family for a fun-filled day of shopping, good food, and community.
Visit the 2025 Algonquin Mill Fall Festival Vendors Page for Vendor's Profiles!
We're also on Facebook!
The Carroll County Historical Society
The Carroll County Historical Society was formed August 20, 1963 with the prime objective of preserving the historic McCook House, a state memorial owned by the Ohio Historical Society. We have enjoyed good relations with the OHS and currently we manage the McCook House under a lease arrangement.
Our Mission is to collect artifacts, preserve local history and provide opportunities for connecting the past with our future.
The Algonquin Mill at Petersburg was obtained by the Society in 1969 and was restored by volunteer labor. This steam powered flouring mill produces stone ground flours and corn meal for sale to the public every Thursday from 9am - 3pm. In order to raise money for restoration and operation, a Fall Festival was started in 1971 and has grown to a three-day event drawing thousands of people. The profits from the Fall Festival have been reinvested in Carroll County, in part by purchasing the adjoining farm. Today, the Algonquin Mill Complex is comprised of the Mill, school house, railroad station, farm house, several barns and storage buildings, farm museum, several reconstructed log houses and an award winning arboretum. Both the Mill and McCook House are listed in the National Register of Historic Sites.
WANT TO HELP? We have a workday every Thursday at the Algonquin Mill, starting at 9:00 AM. We have many projects that involve all interests and skill levels. Lunch is covered dish. Come and join us!
INTERESTED IN CARROLL COUNTY HISTORY? Please volunteer to assist in the development of a digital history of each township. If you or your grandparents have old pictures, artifacts related to a specific township, please let us see, copy or scan before your grandchildren throw them away.
Email cchs@carrollcountyhistoricalsociety.org Place CCHS History in the Subject line please.
Thank you.
Algonquin Mill Festival
October 9-10-11, 2026