Commemorating the ninety-eighth anniversary of the settlement of Ohio and the Northwest Territory, "The Coming Centennial, April 7, 1888" offers a glimpse into the historical consciousness of late 19th-century America. Published in 1886 by the Washington County Pioneer Association of Marietta, Ohio, this volume captures the spirit of a community reflecting on its foundational past.

Focusing on the celebrations held in Marietta on April 7, 1886, the book provides insights into the social and cultural values of the time, highlighting the significance of local history and the enduring legacy of the pioneers who shaped the region. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the development of the Midwest and the importance of historical societies in preserving collective memory. Readers interested in Ohio's regional and social history will find this work an interesting window into the past.

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