This house was originally located on Ankeney Road on the property owned by Mary and Phil Ankeney. It was donated to the Beavercreek Historical Society by them and rebuilt at Wartinger Park in 1993. Samuel Ankeney, age 19, bought the Ankeney House in 1830 along with 210 acres after his father died in 1830, having just arrived from western Maryland. Samuel built a kitchen for his mother and added it onto the house. He was the oldest of ten children.
The cabin was about four years old when Samuel Ankeney bought it from John Davis. The Ankeney House fireplace was rebuilt in 1997 with bricks from the old Beavercreek High School which had burned in 1996.
Ankeney House Kitchen 1
Ankeney House Kitchen 1
Ankeney House Kitchen 2
Ankeney House Kitchen 2
Ankeney House Living Room 1
Ankeney House Living Room 1
Ankeney House Living Room 2
Ankeney House Living Room 2
Ankeney House Kitchen 3
Ankeney House Kitchen 3
Ankeney House Kitchen 4
Ankeney House Kitchen 4
Ankeney House Plumbing
Ankeney House Plumbing
The Early Oven/Stove
The Early Oven/Stove
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