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\ I ·I ANTHONY WAYNE M EM 0 R· I A L 'I ' \ THE ANTHONY WAYNE MEMORIAL PARKWAY PROJECT . in OHIO -1 ,,,, J Compiled al tlze Request of the ANTHONY WAYNE MEMO RIAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE by lhr O..H. IO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL and H ISTORICAL SOCIETY 0 00 60 4016655 2 I• Columbus, Ohio 1944 ' '.'-'TnN ~nd MONTGOMERY COt Jt-rt"-' =J1UC llBR.APV Acknowledgments . .. THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS ass isted lll the compilation of this booklet : The A nthony Wayne Memo ri al J oint L egislative Cammi ttee The Anthony \Vayne Memori al Associati on The! Toledo-Lucas County Planning Commiss ions The Ohio D epa1 rtment of Conservation and Natural Resources The Ohio Department of Highways \ [ 4 J \ Table of Contents I Anthony Wayne Portrait 1794_ ·---···-· ·--· _____ . ----------- ·----------------- -------------------. _____ Cover Anthony Wayne Portrait in the American Revolution ____________________________ F rrm I ispiece Ii I I The Joint Legislative Committee_______ --------····----------------------------------------------------- 7 i· '#" j The Artthony Wayne Memorial Association ___________________________________ .-------------------- 9 I· The Ohio Anthony Wayne Memorial Committee _____________________________________ ---------- 11 I I I Meetings of the Joint Legislative Committee·------·--------- -·---------------------------------- 13 I I "Mad Anthony" Wayne a'dd the Indian \Vars, 1790-179.'---------------------------------- 15 lI The Military Routes of Wa.yne, St. Clair, and Harmar, 1790-179-t- ___________ . _______ 27 I The Anthony Wayne Memorial Parkway·--------------------· ------·-------------------· ------· ___ 31 Some Other Historic Sites in the \Vayne Parkway Area·--------·------------------------------ 35 Research, Pu hlica ti on, and Ed uca ti on .. _____ ·----- ______________ . ___ ------------------------------------- 3 7 ]~ ibliograph y ______ -----------------------. ·----. -----------------· ___________ --------------------------------------- 39 Joint Resolution Establishing the Anthony \Varne Parkway ______________________________ 41 A Bill to Create the Anthony Wayne Authority ... ---------------------------------------------- 42 r s 1 57-28355-/ I .... l "' I I I I I 11 l I 11 J THE ANTHONY WAYNE MEMORIAL JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITIEE I AT FALLEN TIMBERS J l Left to right: Horold W. Carr, Raymond H. Burke, Ro y H. Longenecker, Fred L. Adams, Guy D. Hawley, Fred L. Hoffman, Jr., Margaret A. Mahoney, Theodore M. Gray. Not present: Roy E. Harmony and Fred R. Seibert. I [ 6 ] ' I I The Antho'ny Wayne Memorial Joint Lebslative Committee THIS is THE 150TH anniversary of the 4. The promotion of historical celebrations I commemorative of the period of Wayne's con­ l signing of the Treaty of Greene Ville l by Major-General Anthony Wayne and quest. the Indians of the Maumee Valley and The Legislative Committee, in ac­ their allies. It was this famous treaty cordance with its instructions, has met I~ . of 1795 and the preceding campaign of with members of the Anthony Wayne General Wayne in 1793-94 that opened Memorial Association at Defiance, southern and central Ohio to settlement Bowling Green, Greenville, Kelley's Is­ li the new Americans pushing across land, and Piqua. To these meetings i bf ! ! ., the A;ppalachian Mountains. To com­ have been invited representatives of i ! ->1 rrUitbd~ate this. successful military ven- various state departments and institu­ i l " ture in the west, the Anthony Wayne tions, such as the Highway Department, 1 Memorial Association has proposed a the Division of Conservation, and the project which will have definite educa­ Ohio State Archaeological and Histori­ I tional, recreational, and esthe[tic values cal Society, as well as representatives of· I for the people of the State of Ohio. cities and towns which lie in the area l In 1943, a joint Legislative Commit­ of the military routes of the Indian tee, composed of ten members, was Wars. Special committees on various lI created by the 95th General Assembly phases of the program were appointed to cooperate with the Anthony Wayne at the Bowling Green meeting. At sub­ Memorial Association in the develop­ sequent meetings of the Committee and I ment of that association's objects and the Association, these subcommittees purposes as they applied to the State of have reported the results of their re­ Ohio. The joint resolution which au­ searches and studies and have made re­ thorized the Legislartivc Committee de­ commendations for an Anthony Wayne I fined its objectives in cooperation with . Memorial Project to be presented to the the Association as: Legislature. 1. The planning of a program for the de~ The main feature of the project will velopment of parkways and routes and for be the Anthony Wayne Memorial Park­ marking historical site5. way, extending from Cincinnati north 2. The encouragement of research in the to Toledo along the milita~y routes of history of the Old Northwest '"I'erritory and General Wayne and the prior expedi­ the erection of a p1rogram for the publication tions of Generals Harmar rund St. Clair. of the results. The Parkway would touch such cities 3. The promotion of a program of educa­ tion disseminating information concerning as Hamilton, Eaton, Greenville, Fo~t Anthony Wayne and the Old Northwest Terri­ Recovery, Lebanon, Xenia, Piqua, Fort tory. Loramie, St. Marys, Van Wert, Defi- [ 7] .... ance, Napoleon, 1\llaurnee, and Perrys­ state and local agencies at various his" burg, with extensions to Detroit a1nd to toric a nd recreational a;reas, thus con­ Fort Wayne out of the state. serving la rge expenditures by setting It is p rop osed that an A nthony Wayne u p a u nified plan in place of haphazard Parkway Authority be es tablished to developm ent. plan the Parkway a n.cl d irect its develop­ Members of the Legislative Com ­ m ent by existing state departments and mittee who have helped to plan this local agencies. This will enable the project are: Senators Fred L . Adams, · State of Ohio, w ithout vast expenditure Bowling Green ; IRaymond H . Burke, of special funds, to build a memorial H amilto n ; Theodore M. G ray, P iqua1; which has real utilitarian value. The !\ll arga ret A. Mahoney, C leveland ; and project has been erected upon an his­ Fred R. Seibert, St. Marys; Repre­ toric basis. lt offers educational bene­ sentatives H a rold W . Carr, Hicksville; fits by giving those who travel over it Roy E. Harmony, Sidney; Guy D. an acquaintan ce with the early history Hawley, Greenvil le; Fred L. H offman, of O hio. It provides recreational faci li ­ Jr., Cincinnati ; and R oy H. Longe­ ties in m agnificent lakes, many parks, and necker, Pemberville. scenic d rives along la rge rivers. I t in­ This prospectus, financed by o rgani­ clu des many a reas suitable for conserva­ zati ons a,nd individuals in com munities I tion purposes, such a.s wild life habitats along the military routes, is published or forest preserves. The Parkway Au­ to acquaint the people of Ohio with the thority would be empowered to u rge aims of the Anthony Wayne Memorial the co-operation of all counties, munici­ Project. The Legislative Committee, II palities, and o ther subdivisions in the m eeting at Piqua, November 27-28, area to join with it in the development I 944, approved the final plans. It. of a unified system of parks and park­ recom,mends the Anthony Wayne Pro­ ways. The Project, of course, would be ject to the 96th General Assembly of a. stead ily growing and developing one, O hio. each year adding new facilities tO the G UY D . H AWLEY, I Parkway System. lt would, as well, Cl/(/irn/(/n, 1-oint ~egistA'r,i1 • e 1 I .. coordinate the work already done by Committee. · 1 - \ I [ 8 J ' ' . The Antftony Wayne Memorial ·~Association IN 1940, the Ohio State Archaeological occupation of the country with the sub­ and Historical Society joined with the sequent Wirur largely negatived these ef­ state historical societies of Ontario, forts. Nothing tangible resulted from Michigan, and Indiana, and many local the. appointment of the Michigan Legis­ historical, educational, and commercial iative Committee, while in Ohio the agencies, to sponsor the Maumee Valley bill failed of enactment. International Historical Convention, Two years later, however, a joint September 27-29. The purpose of the committee of the Ohio Legislature was me~ting was to develop an interest in created, charged with the duty of in­ the; history of an area important in the vestigating the aims of the Anthony · -~ori~ ian~ growth of the f9~r strutes. Wayne Memorial Association and re­ rhe success of this preliminary conven­ porting upon them to the succeeding tion,, resulted in the formation of the Legisl.a1ture. Under the vigorous Anthony Wayne Memorial Association, leadership of Representative Guy D. with the purpose of erecting ~nd pro­ Hawley, of Greenville, Chairman of moting a project to celebrate thle sesqui­ the Joint Committee, several meetings centennial of the American conquest of have been held, which have been at­ the Old Northwest in the years 1790-96. tended by representatives of the Asso­ Such a _project called for the cooper­ ciation and invited guests. At these ation of all the states bordering on the meetings, a project for a memorial Great Lakes, since the extension of parkway and for an educational pro­ Americain authority and the American gram on the history of Ohio and the flag over these inland seas was a vital Indian Wars has been developed. Leg­ factor in the development of every one islation also has been drawn up to pro­ o( them. Immediate promoters of the vide a means for erecting and maintain­ undertaking, however, were representa­ ing the project. tives of Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, · On behalf of the Association I wish who organized the Anthony Wayne to improve the present opportunity to Memorial Association as a1 tri-state express to the members of the Legis­ committe~ which held many meetings lative Committee our sincere apprecia­ at Toledo in 1940-41.
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