Wayne County Historical Society releases Wooster notecard set

Collection features historic homes, businesses and courthouse illustrated by local artist Wendy Campbell-Klepper.

Published September 20, 2025 - 6:00 a.m.

Wayne County Historical Society releases Wooster notecard set

The Wayne County Historical Society announced a new gift idea for history lovers and local enthusiasts alike: an area history notecard set.

This collection showcases iconic buildings and homes from Wooster, offering a way to celebrate the area's architectural and cultural legacy.

Each set includes 12 notecards and envelopes, featuring six distinct designs:

—Founders’ Row Series: Two historic homes from Bever Street.

—Wooster, Ohio Series: Three historic businesses and the Wayne County Courthouse.

The cards are blank inside for personal messages, with historical details printed on the back.

The artwork is created by local artist Wendy Campbell-Klepper. Her illustrations reflect years of dedication to capturing the spirit of Wooster’s past.

Each pack is available for $15. Orders can be placed by calling the historical society office at 330-264-8856 Tuesday through Friday from 1-4 p.m. Payment options include cash, check or credit/debit card.

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