Established in 1835, New Knoxville is a village in Auglaize County, Ohio. After the Shawnee were removed from the area, James Knox Lytle, a cousin of James Knox Polk, bought land and platted the village, naming it Knoxville in honor of his mother’s family. The village was renamed New Knoxville in 1858.
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Located on the corner of West Bremen and St. Marys streets, the New Knoxville, Ohio congregation is featured, including service schedules, a calendar of programs and events, and an introduction to its pastoral and leadership staff.
http://www.firstucc-nk.org/
New Knoxville Historical Society
The Society maintains five historic buildings at its Heritage Center, covering two village lots, and displaying items of historic value and interest pertaining to the lives of the German ancestry of New Knoxville and the surrounding areas. Tour information, a calendar of events, and membership data are offered.
http://www.nktelco.net/historicalsociety/
Constructed in 1938, the New Knoxville, Ohio campus offers a curriculum for preschool, elementary, junior high, and high school. A history and general information about the school is offered, including its academic and athletic programs, guidance office, and alumni accommodations.
http://www.nk.k12.oh.us/
Incorporated in 1931, the company focuses on the residential market within a thirty-five mile radius of New Knoxville, Ohio, as well as commercial and industrial jobs, offering plumbing, electrical, heating, air conditioning and sheet metal duct work, installations and service. Its products, services, and contacts are featured.
http://www.newknoxvillesupply.com/
New Knoxville Telephone Company
NKTelco has been in business since 1905, providing local telephone service to residents of New Knoxville, Ohio, and now offering high-speed Internet services, cable television and digital voice communications. Its products and services are highlighted, and customer services are available through the site.
http://www.nktelco.com/
New Knoxville United Methodist Church
The congregation meets at its facilities on South Main Street in New Knoxville, Ohio. Its service times and a church calendar are published, and sermons may be listened to by online streaming. Archived videos and recordings of past sermons area available.
http://www.newknoxvilleumc.org/
Headquartered in New Knoxville, Ohio, The Way is a worldwide, non-denominational Biblical research, teaching and Christian fellowship ministry, offering Sunday teaching services, home fellowships, outreach, and leadership training, as well as several print and film publications, much of which is available through the web site.
http://www.theway.org/
The village administrative offices are featured on the official village site, including contacts, departmental, and service information. Other resources include infrastructure data, demographics, and an overview of available industrial or commercial properties, and access to various forms and other documentation.
http://www.newknoxville.com/
