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Fort St. Clair, Eaton, Ohio #DatAdventurerBP

Doctor Joseph Strong, when he wrote here at Fort St. Clair on August 22, 1793: “May the glowing virtues of each heart kindle a vestal flame in the soul, which shall shine like the light of peace on the haggard faces of distress and illuminate the mysteries of human existence.”

Physicians in the Indian Wars; Fort St. Clair, Eaton, OH. #DatAdventurerBP

Fort St. Clair, Eaton, OH. Blue Star Memorial By-Way, in honor of our Armed Forces! #DatAdventurerBP

Fort St. Clair, Eaton, Ohio. Built as a stopping point between Fort Hamilton and Fort Jefferson, Chief Little Turtle attacked a Kentucky militia stationed at the Fort. An influential fort during the Northwest Indian War.

Mount Hill Union Cemetery in Eaton, OH. The WW2 Memorial is places to honor all those that served and perished from Preble County during WW2.

William H. Ortt Civil War Memorial statue. Ortt erected this statue “sacred to the memory of fallen comrades of the civil war from Preble County, Ohio 1861-1865”

Roberts Bridge: After being vandalized and heavily damaged by a fire in 1986, it was restored and moved from its original location 3 miles south of Eaton over Seven Mile Creek. It currently sits about 150 feet north of the St. Clair Street Bridge.

Roberts Bridge: Claimed to be the oldest covered bridge in Ohio, the second oldest covered bridge in the United States, and the oldest of the six remaining "double-barreled" covered bridges in the United States.

BP continued his adventures at Roberts Bridge in Eaton, OH. #DatAdventurerBP

Van Ausdal-Donohoe House: In 2018 a ParaNormal screening was done of the residence. The current owners have stated “They have had stuff fly off the walls, mists and all kinds of stuff — they’ve heard voices, and cabinets opening up.”

Van Ausdal-Donohoe House: Lucinda Donohoe also hosted circuit-riding preachers here and owned the area’s first piano. From 1938 to 1966, this building housed Mrs. Wagner’s Colonial Kitchen, a nationally recognized restaurant.

Van Ausdal-Donohoe House: Owned by pioneer and merchant Cornelius Van Ausdal. It was later the home of his daughter Lucinda, husband Joseph Donohoe, and four children. Presidential candidate William Henry Harrison stayed here 9/8/1840.

BP started his journey at the Van Ausdal-Donohoe House in Eaton, OH. #DatAdventurerBP