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The Franklin Township Honor Roll for World War veterans and the Franklin Park Veteran's Monument stand at the entrance to Franklin Elementary School on Rochester Road.

Nearly 200 young men and women, including five of the Pegher brothers, served in uniform during World War II.  Read about our veterans in Franklin Park Stories.

Soergel Orchard's first fruit stand as it appeared in 1962.  Read about the Soergels and other early Franklin Township families in Franklin Park Stories.

Coon hunting was popular country activity.  Pictured second from left is Jim McAleer, a nationally known field-trial judge, breeder and trainer of setters, beagles, and foxhounds.

John and Edna Wright Crispens' general store stood at the intersection of Rochester and West Ingomar roads in the Old Ingomar section of Franklin Township.  Originally operated by the Wright family, the store was torn down in the early 1960's and replaced with a service station.

Oil was discovered in Franklin Township in the 1880's with the boom period peaking around the time of World War I.  Pictured is a well and crew that stood along Brandt School Road.  Read about Franklin Township's oil and gas industry in Franklin Park Stories.

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