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A historical marker commemorates Schantz Park Historic District .  This historical plaque was installed at the southeast corner of Oakwood Avenue and E. Schantz Avenue.

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The third historical marker commemorates the Wine and Pleasure Gardens created by William Kramer in the mid-1800s. The marker was recently installed on a boulder along Kramer Road near the main entrance to the Dayton Country Club. In 1855, German immigrant William Kramer purchased 60 acres “in a perfectly wild state, never having known the sound...

The second historical marker commemorates Oakwood’s first public library.  This historical plaque was installed in the sidewalk in front of 45 Park Avenue.

The Oakwood Historical Society, along with Oakwood City Officials, conducted an unveiling ceremony of Oakwood’s first historical marker on Saturday, May 14 in front of the Oakwood City Building, 30 Park Avenue, Oakwood. The first historical marker commemorates the 150th anniversary of when the first Oakwood homes were built in an area near the Oakwood City...