Echoes in Paper

A community memory project by Emily Harper Fish

The Linwood Bell has been part of Linwood Park since 1884 — and Linwood Bell memories are some of the most meaningful this community holds. For my MFA thesis, I’ve been researching the history of the bell and the five towers that have housed it over the years — and building paper models of each one.

But the best history doesn’t always live in archives. It lives in the memories of the people who were there.

I’m collecting stories, photos, and Linwood Bell memories — big moments and small ones. The sound of it ringing for church. A story of prank night with the bell. A memory passed down from a grandparent. A photo you found in a box. Anything that helps tell the larger story of this bell and this Linwood Park community.

Echoes in Paper paper models of the Linwood Bell towers

How to participate:

Sign up below to join the mailing list. You’ll receive updates as the project grows, and I’ll send you information on how to share your photos and memories with me directly.

Already have something to share? Leave a comment below or reach out to me directly at [email protected]

Every voice helps preserve this Linwood Park history in Vermilion, Ohio for future generations.

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