Villenova event goes by air, land
The Villenova Burial Association had a strong turnout for its Sept. 15 Love Remembered Memorial 5K Walk/Run.
Included in the event was a SkyHunters, left, birds of prey demonstration to support Villenova Cemetery.
Major assistance for the event came from trustees, SkyHunters USA, the Forestville EMTs and the sponsors: Arkwright Printing, Tri-R-Service, Elizabeth C. Phillips, Tops, Keith and Barbara Crowell, Walmart, Hae Jude Signs, the Morey family, Cherry Creek Sub Shop, South Dayton Supermarket, The Mustard Seed, David and Kathy Crowell, Wing City Grille, McDonald’s, Austin Milling, Linda Prather and grandchildren, Herbert and Barbara Nobles, Brent Phillips, Himes Auction and AmeriGas.
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- The Leon Baptist Church.
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- One of the many Baptist churches on the way to the Versailles Underground Railroad station was the Nashville Baptist Church, left. This was one of the larger churches along the Underground Railroad routes, and it was the first Baptist church in the Town of Hanover.
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- Arrows (Example A) indicate individual abolitionists and their families. Bubbles with a number (Example B) represent clusters of abolitionists and their families. The three circles (Example C) represent the small Baptist church buildings in Forestville, Nashville, and Hanover Center. This interactive map is found at www.orbitist.com/ugrr.
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- Jeri and John Wiedenhofer
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- Barbara and Michael Luffred
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