Munroe Falls was part of the Connecticut Western Reserve in the late 1700s, and was settled in 1809, when a group of about forty people came, including Francis Kelsey and William Stow. Kelsey built a sawmill on the south side of the Cuyahoga River, leading to the settlement being known as Kelsey’s Mills. Later, its name was changed to Florence. In 1836, William and Edmund Monroe bought the mill, and laid out the city, which they renamed Munroe Falls. It was incorporated in 1848.
Recommended Resources
The Ohio city’s official web site features a calendar of public meetings and community events, and a guide to local government administrative offices and services, churches, schools, organizations, and points of interest. Residents may make payments through the web site.
http://www.munroefalls.com/
Times and directions to the church in Munroe Falls, Ohio are given, along with an overview of its creative arts programs, ministries and programs. A sermon archive is included.
http://www.fallscreekcc.org/
The meeting place and times of the congregation in Munroe Falls, Ohio are offered, including a calendar of events, leadership contacts, and a sermon archive.
http://www.mosaicneo.com/
Munroe Falls Paranormal Society
MFPS is a non-profit group of paranormal investigators and researchers based in Munroe Falls, Ohio, formed for the purpose of seeking the truth about paranormal phenomena. Its paranormal, non-paranormal, and counseling services are featured, along with photographs, scans, video, documents and case studies.
http://www.munroe-falls-paranormal-society.com/
Twin Falls United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation in Munroe Falls, Ohio was formed in 1968 when the Munroe Falls Methodist Church and the Zion United Brethren Church merged. Its history is told, and its pastor is introduced. Other resources include a church calendar, photographs, and leadership contacts.
http://www.twinfallsumc.com/
