Bullittsburg Baptist Church, 1930
Bullittsburg Baptist, 1930
There's a short history of the Bullittsburg Church here (pdf), and lots more here.
The obituary of Elder Robert Edward Kirtley, son of Elder Robert Kirtley, is here. (pdf)
Bullittsburg Baptist, 1947
photo by Frank Milburn
The Bullitsburg Church's on the web, here.
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Bullittsville and Bullittsburg are two different places, about three miles apart. Bullittsville used to have a post office, and was originally named Corneliusville, and after that, Mitchellsville. It became Bullittsville in 1853. It's about three miles due east of Idlewild. Bullittsburg is about a mile north of Idlewild. There was once a town laid out, named Bullitsburg, in what is today known as North Bend Bottoms, but no town ever occupied the site. |
Bullittsville Christian Church
The History of the Bullittsville Christian Church,
here.
(pdf)
C. S. Balsy's Store, Bullittsville. 1903
Looking Toward Saylor Park, Ohio
Colored Public School in Idlewild
Idlewild was originally a village
called Gainesville, probably because of
the number of people named Gaines in the area.
Scothorn Motors, Idlewild
The Old Scothorn House on Rt. 20, c. 1930
You can see 7 pictures of the Vick Farm
in
Idlewild at the Library of Congress site,
here.
Mt. Pleasant Church remembered, here.
