A name you remember. A building you pass. A story you want to know. Explore our growing collection of Hooper history.
61 published stories · 20 tour stops · 748 source references · Growing with every discovery
Matching passages and citation notes from our published collection.
Cited in Hooper Cardinals, Uehling Bobcats and Logan View Raiders: A School History
Stop 3, digital booklet page 3: Maple and Park school grounds and the elementary pupils’ move to Logan View in fall 2012. Stop 12, digital booklet page 6: 1881 hilltop school site at South Myrtle and West School streets. Page numbers are booklet positions; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in From Wickwire Hotel to Hooper Inn: A Place for Travelers and Neighbors
2026, stop 13, digital booklet p. 7. Identifies 103 West Howard Street; booklet page position rather than the repeated printed footer.
Cited in Former Hooper High School and elementary school grounds
2026, stops 3 and 12, digital booklet pp. 3 and 6; former Maple/Park grounds and South Myrtle/West School hilltop site.
Cited in Hilltop brick school site and the January 1908 fire
2026, stops 3 and 12, digital booklet pp. 3 and 6; former Maple/Park grounds and South Myrtle/West School hilltop site.
Cited in Wickwire Hotel / Hooper Inn
2026, stop 13, digital booklet p. 7. Identifies 103 West Howard Street; booklet page position rather than the repeated printed footer.
Cited in Hooper’s Churches: The Congregations Behind the Names
Historical Committee booklet, digital pages 4 and 7–9, stops 4 and 14–19. Includes the Methodist parsonage date, St. Rose’s 1920 building label and the former Grace property’s 1960 parsonage and connecting passage. Digital page positions are used because the printed footer repeats.
Cited in Faith United Methodist Church and Spirit of Peace site
Stop 4, digital booklet page 4 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in Redeemer Lutheran Church
Stop 14, digital booklet page 7 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in Former St. John’s Lutheran Church in Hooper
Stop 15, digital booklet page 7 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Stop 16, digital booklet page 8 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in Former Zion Lutheran Church site
Stop 17, digital booklet page 8 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in Former Grace Lutheran Church site
Stop 19, digital booklet page 9 (page position, not the repeated printed footer). Prepared by the Historical Committee; acknowledgments name Ellen Ott, Sally Oberg and Danielle Kub.
Cited in The Workers Behind Brickyard Hill: Hooper’s Brickmaking History
Hooper Historical Committee, 2026, stops 7–8, page 5 counting from the cover. House name, 1876 date, address and former storage-yard identification.
Cited in Two Heine Homes on Park Street: Hardware, Medicine and a Photograph Worth Keeping
Hooper Historical Committee, stops 9–10, digital pages 5–6 counting from the cover; house locations, dates and Clinton’s home office.
Cited in The Luther–Heusel House: A Hooper Home and Two Chapters of Community Life
Hooper Historical Committee, 2026, stop 2, page 3 counting from the cover.
