Wood County Historical Museum (Bowling Green, Ohio)

The records of the Custar Church of Christ cover the period from the founding of the church in 1904 until its closure in 1977. The record books cover minutes (with some gaps in the 1920s), offering records, membership lists, and finances. A separate series covers the records of the Sunday School during the period from 1942 through 1946. The collection also includes some individual financial ledgers, loose records, and folders of correspondence.

The records of the George E. Hersh Lumber Company, Grand Rapids, Ohio, consist of ledgers, day books, and order books (sawmill books), dating from 1888 through 1932.

The records of Wiley Post #46, Grand Army of the Republic, Bowling Green, Ohio, consist of minutes, a roll book, a relic book, and miscellaneous loose papers, dating from 1864 through 1931.

The records of Ladies Aid Society of the West Millgrove Congregational Church, consist of approximately 0.5 cubic feet, primarily record books and ledgers, dating from 1888 through 1954.

The records of Portage Grange #2122, Portage Township, Wood County, Ohio, consist of minutes, a roll book, and a dues account book, dating from 1918 through 1969.

The records of Wiley Post #85, Woman's Relief Corps, consist of minutes, rolls of members, cashbooks, convention publications, and artifacts, covering the period from 1885 to 1974.

The records of the Wood County Ministerial Association consist of .5 cubic foot of minutes, correspondence, office files, and membership information from 1945 through 1974.

Collection of hand-drawn and printed maps collected by the Wood County Historical Museum; shows jurisdictional divisions, acreage and names of owners, some physical features of the landscape, such as marshes, bogs, sandbars, and streams, and other administrative maps such as school and sewage districts and voting districts, and historical topical maps compiled by Lyle Fletcher for the Wood County Historical Society.

The records of Woodmen of the World, Columbia Camp #17, North Baltimore, Ohio, consist of meeting minutes, a membership ledger, cash books, correspondence, and account books, dating from 1894 through 1913.