• This Week 150 Years Ago

    This Week 150 Years Ago in Hickman – February 24, 1872

    Stories of Interest from the Hickman Courier from February 24, 1872 More freight was being received at Hickman than ever before recorded. So much so, that some boats had been unable to find room to dock at the wharf. Work continues to commence on the new wharf and freight house in Hickman. William McCutchen was building two large storehouses that extended from Clinton to Water Street in Hickman. A large number of wagons were being produced at the steam factory of Baltzer & Co. in Hickman and being shipped to customers in the South. Production at Charles Oswald & Co., Steam Furniture…

  • JPHS Meetings

    February 19th Meeting Canceled

    Unfortunately, the meeting for Saturday February 19th has been canceled. A number of those involved in key roles are unable to participate and we have decided to cancel the meeting Saturday and reschedule at a future date.  We regret this and hope everyone will understand that the health and welfare of those involved must come first. Watch for more details about our next scheduled event for March 19th.  More will be coming your way soon.