Burlington, Ohio was Lawrence County, Ohio’s first county seat when the county was organized in 1817. Until a proper courthouse could be built, business was held in early residents’ homes. Below are links to various stories, narratives, memoirs, photos, cemeteries, and other facts that we have researched. We urge our visitors to take the time to learn the rich history of our forefathers and how our county developed over the years.
Academy History in Burlington Ohio
Ballard School District
Beaman, David C. – Principal for Burlington Academy
Boggs, Andrew – Who Killed Him?
Burlington Jail History – 1817
Burlington is an Old Time Tale about an old man named Moss
Burlington Ohio Early History 1816
Burlington, Ohio Early County Jail History
Burlington, Ohio Once an Urban Center 1800s
Burlington Ohio Origin of Name 1817
An exodus of 37 Blacks from Virginia to Burlington in 1849
First Baptist Church in Burlington, Ohio
First Chapel in Burlington, Lawrence County, Ohio
First County Jail in Burlington, Ohio is now a residence
Fugitive Slave Case – Polley
Letter from Burlington, Ohio 1891 – John Fritz
Macedonia Church est. 1834 in Burlington Ohio
Map of Burlington Ohio in the early 1900s
Man Only Fifty Inches High married a woman from Burlington
Moving County Seat from Burlington to Ironton Ohio
Old Newspaper Clippings
Old Times – Incidents of Pioneer Life in Burlington Ohio
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