Thanks Curt, for adding to Columbia information. Your family has been in LC since 1900 so you probably are more familiar with the township infromation than I am. I brought my own family here in the mid 60's. While employed at the LCHS, I was fortunate to have had rewarding acquaintances with three of Columbia Township's historians thru the years. Mary Melnyk (who gave wonderful programs on antique jewelery) Bob MacIntyre, writer and a former Trustee of LCHS and the late genealogist/historian Lucille MacClellan. My last visit to the Columbia Historical Society and the Bronson House was over three years ago. So tell us what is happening out there these days? I did get a copy of their 1995 book on the local greenhouses. Will make a call to the Society soon because I am very curious about the name Copopa. It was really big business, in fact that is what brought me here. My husband had worked for a company that traveled the country buidling new glass greenhouses and repairing those that had some storm damage. There were so many greenhouses in Avon, Columbia, Elyria & Ridgeville townships. It was a very large LC industry at one time. Now to the map....Bob had told me long ago, that a 1808 map of Columbia Township is owned by the Olmsted Historical Society. Nancy M. Meyers, Lorain OH