Richville Historical Association

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Thank you to Brad Conklin for dropping by with his father Richard Conklin's Richonian yearbook from 1943! They have kindly donated it to the Richville Historical Association.

Historical Welsh Society church Service

We have not been able to meet in person for our annual Welsh Society get-together but there is still much happening behind the scenes. If you would like to get a newsletter please contact Rachel Riley at 287-2976 by phone and we can arrange a way for you to stay connected with our group!

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Established in 1804 by Salmon Rich, the village began as Rich's Settlement. Salmon Rich gave up his farm near DeKalb village to purchase the entire southwest corner of the township of DeKalb from Judge William Cooper. Salmon Rich signed a bond and mortgage to acquire 11,798 acres of land, for what’s now known as Richville. Still in the Township of DeKalb, this quaint little village sits high on a hill surrounded by North Country wilderness. Signs of a sizeable Welch community are still apparent with the historic Welch Society, originally a church built in 1859, that welcomes visitors at the south entrance of Main Street. The Richville Historian is Lila Youngs, also the library director. She can be reached at 287-1481.

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