Carriage Hill MetroPark
Carriage Hill, in Huber Heights, Ohio, draws its origins from Daniel and Catharine Arnold. The farm remained in the family from 1830 to 1910.
The forerunner of the Five Rivers MetroParks, the Dayton-Montgomery County Park District, acquired the land in 1968. In addition to land donated by Eugene Kettering, the park was first known as Drylick Run, for the Mad River tributary which ran through the property. The non-profit, Friends of Carriage Hill aided in financial assistance and education programs and the park assumed the name Carriage Hill Reserve.
Today, Carriage Hill MetroPark consists of 900 acres and features a horse farm, trails, and meadows, and offers visitors insight into 19th-century farm life.
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