The Canal Winchester Area Historical Society, Inc. As stewards of the community's heritage, the Society's mission is to collect, preserve, and maintain historical records, data, and tangible assets. By educating the public about the significant role that Canal Winchester played as an early farm community, a vital port of the Ohio Canal, a key railroad stop, and a thriving community in the automobile era, the Society aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the town's past.

The Society offers numerous educational programs of historical importance, encompassing a variety of venues including the iconic Queen of the Line railroad station, Prentiss School, and the O. P. Chaney Grain Elevator, all of which are currently owned by the Society.

Through these programs and its dedicated officers and trustees, the Canal Winchester Area Historical Society endeavors to ensure that the town's rich history is preserved and celebrated for generations to come. Stay informed about their latest initiatives by signing up for their newsletter