WHS Program: Juneteenth at the Hanby House

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Westerville Historical Society program

Juneteenth at the Hanby House: The Fouse Family

Katy Kaslow from the History Museum at the Westerville Public Library will give presentations on Squire Fouse and his family who lived in the Hanby House in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Squire was freed at the end of the Civil War and moved to Westerville. His son William Henry Fouse was the first black graduate of Westerville High School and Otterbein.

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