Wellsville's growth started out as a major river transportation port for the "New Territories" in the Western Reserve in the very late 1700s. By the mid-1800s it grew by leaps and bounds with the arrival of the railroad. Along those river banks and just behind the rail line sits Wellsville's River Museum which houses the most extensive collection of local history in the area.
The River Museum is owned and operated by the Wellsville Historical Society and is located at 1003 Riverside Avenue.
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