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The station at White Sulphur was established
for the convenience of the Hart Spring's resort located in Concord Township and
the citizens of the area including Millville.
The station is established at the west end of the iron bridge, over the Scioto
River, about five miles west from Delaware and two east from Ostrander. It takes
its name from the Sulphur Springs at the " Home," and consists of only
a few houses and a grain warehouse. (1)
A post office established on June 25, 1858 as
Harts Springs Post Office. The name was changed to White Sulphur Post
Office on July 15, 1858. B.H. Willis recloates to Delaware County in the
vicinity of White Sulphur abt. 1840. He would later become an agent for
the railroad and the Postmaster while continuing to farm. (1) The post office was discontinued on June 29,
1918. (4)
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