1925. 2 volumes. by H L Peeke. 

The early history of Sandusky highlights its development through various events and societal changes. The Temperance Society noted a rise in criminal cases, while a proposed stage route from Cleveland to Sandusky in 1844 aimed to enhance connectivity. Additionally, significant thunderstorms in 1824 and a cholera outbreak in 1852 shaped public perception and health concerns, while local businesses, including law offices and grocery stores, contributed to the city's economic growth during the early 1830s.