Collinsville, OH

Collinsville, OH Collinsville, OH located 7 miles east of Oxford.To rent the Milford Twp Community Center (formally the Marie Schmidt School) call 513-523-1684

01/25/2026

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Please note Rumpke schedule for the holidays!
12/21/2025

Please note Rumpke schedule for the holidays!

09/07/2025

🌟 You’re Invited! 🌟
We’d love to welcome all of Collinsville and the surrounding Milford Township community to join us for a community picnic! 🧺✨

📅 Date: Sunday, September 14th
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Community Center Picnic Shelter

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for a fun afternoon of food, fellowship, and connection. We can’t wait to see you there! ❤️

Who remembers when the Gaebel Family hosted a large Independence Day celebration complete with a parade and live music??...
07/03/2025

Who remembers when the Gaebel Family hosted a large Independence Day celebration complete with a parade and live music?? This was in the early to mid 1990's.

There have been some inquiries as to where the depot was located. The map below shows a red X in the area where it was. ...
04/29/2025

There have been some inquiries as to where the depot was located. The map below shows a red X in the area where it was. The yellow line roughly shows where Depot Rd went through the woods and over the creek.

Collinsville had the first United States postal service this side of the Appalachian Mountains!The carrier wagon was s...
04/28/2025

Collinsville had the first United States postal service this side of the Appalachian Mountains!

The carrier wagon was struck by a train but not sure when that occurred.

If anyone has pictures from the past in and around Collinsville, please send them via messenger along with the story be...
04/28/2025

If anyone has pictures from the past in and around Collinsville, please send them via messenger along with the story behind it!

Collinsville, Ohio, train wreck, October 23, 1909. Six people died and six were injured as the result of a collision bet...
04/28/2025

Collinsville, Ohio, train wreck, October 23, 1909. Six people died and six were injured as the result of a collision between a Pennsylvania passenger and a freight train on an open switch at Collinsville, Ohio. The passenger train, southbound on the Chicago and Cincinnati division of the road, was booming through the village at about 60 miles an hour. The freight train had taken the siding to let it pass. Two blocks west of the station the rapidly running train struck the open switch and ran onto the siding. A terrific collision resulted, despite the fact that Engineer ELMER BROWN of the express train threw on the air brakes at once. His act doubtless saved the passengers, none of whom was killed. The collision wrecked both engines, destroyed many coal cars, and piled up the mail, express and baggage cars. The mail clerks who lost their lives were buried under the wreckage of their car. The smoker and coach were prevented from turning over by the fact that they leaned against Shollenbarger's grain elevator, adjoining the siding. All the passengers injured were in the smoker and none is seriously hurt. Photo from the Butler County Historical Society, Hamilton, Ohio.

**Information from the FB Group Hamilton History Train.

Aerial photo of Hamilton Eaton Rd and Norfolk Southern Railway, looking south.
04/10/2025

Aerial photo of Hamilton Eaton Rd and Norfolk Southern Railway, looking south.

Greenbriar Lake Water front lots for sale. Hamilton Daily News Journal Aug. 15, 1969.
02/16/2025

Greenbriar Lake Water front lots for sale. Hamilton Daily News Journal Aug. 15, 1969.

Advertisement from Oxford phone book 1966.This is when the servers wore tuxedoes and there was a fountain!
12/29/2024

Advertisement from Oxford phone book 1966.
This is when the servers wore tuxedoes and there was a fountain!

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