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Logan County History: Glover Hall
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Logan County History: Glover Hall
By Mary E. Mortimer & Beth Marshall The Glover Collegiate Institute opened in 1894 in West Liberty. Five years later, it became the Mennonite Orphan’s Home and eventually the named changed to Adriel in 1957. In 1853, J.M. Glover, a farmer who also owned a mill and dry goods store in West Liberty, built a 14-room brick mansion which he called “Oak Grove” overlooking the village. The home had balconies, a tower, and ornate chimneys. The interior f…
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