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Roseville Historical Society The Roseville Historical Society was established in 1998. Individual membership is $10 per year. Membership runs April 15 to April 14 of each year.

Our mission is to preserve, protect, and share the history of the people, businesses, and industries of Roseville, Ohio. Membership includes free admission to the monthly (May through October) First Sunday Open House, free admission to the annual Heritage Day, and a subscription to the Roseville Legend, which is published quarterly. Please mail your membership dues to: Roseville Historical Society, P.O. Box 14, Roseville, Ohio 43777. Please do not mail membership dues to the street address.

A couple more photos of employees at the Nelson McCoy Pottery hard at work. Photos provided by Chiquita Prestwood.
10/18/2026

A couple more photos of employees at the Nelson McCoy Pottery hard at work. Photos provided by Chiquita Prestwood.

A group photo of Brush Pottery employees taken August 22, 1933. Do you recognize any of these employees? Photo provided...
10/17/2026

A group photo of Brush Pottery employees taken August 22, 1933. Do you recognize any of these employees? Photo provided by Chiquita Prestwood.

A series of photos of Nelson McCoy Pottery employees hard at work. The photos are undated. Photos provided by Chiquita P...
10/17/2026

A series of photos of Nelson McCoy Pottery employees hard at work. The photos are undated. Photos provided by Chiquita Prestwood.

A group of Nelson McCoy Pottery employees sitting outside the building. The photo is undated. Photo provided by Chiquit...
10/17/2026

A group of Nelson McCoy Pottery employees sitting outside the building. The photo is undated. Photo provided by Chiquita Prestwood.

Many of the early potteries made cooking ware and coffee pots. The Lowry Brothers Pottery was located on Potter's Alley....
10/12/2026

Many of the early potteries made cooking ware and coffee pots. The Lowry Brothers Pottery was located on Potter's Alley. The employees are shown introducing a line of cooking ware called Star Plate New Health Ware.

The Cookson Pottery was located on Potter's Alley. Here are a couple of photos of employees working and the warehouse. ...
10/11/2026

The Cookson Pottery was located on Potter's Alley. Here are a couple of photos of employees working and the warehouse. The photos are undated.

In this photo from 1958 Klemm Ungemach (left) with new design and Robert Ungemach (right) with one of the first pieces m...
10/11/2026

In this photo from 1958 Klemm Ungemach (left) with new design and Robert Ungemach (right) with one of the first pieces made by their father in Potter's Alley.

From the Ungemach Pottery, we have Dale Williams (left) setting the kiln in 1978 and Frank Wood (right) attending the ki...
10/11/2026

From the Ungemach Pottery, we have Dale Williams (left) setting the kiln in 1978 and Frank Wood (right) attending the kiln in 1967.

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140 S. Main Street
Roseville, OH
43777

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(740) 697-7984

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