Dublin's Muirfield Village in Stories and Images
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Buckner's old horse farm is now an abandoned 10 acre plot in the middle of Muirfield Village with an old barn, rusted tractors and 1950s cars strangled by weeds. Oh, and there are at least a half dozen deer who call this 10-acre wood home. A walking path borders part of the old farm. Mr. Buckner or his family makes an appearance periodically. -
"MUIRFIELD VILLAGE OPENED -- Golfer Jack Nicklaus formally opened the housing portion of Muirfield Village Tuesday and part of the ceremony was the sealing of a time capsule of Nicklaus memorabilia, a task with which Nicklaus got a little help. From the left are Nicklaus business associate Put Pierman (businessman Putnam S. Pierman), state Natural Resources Department deputy director Melvin Rebholz... -
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A place for the residents of Muirfield Village in Dublin to tell stories through print or images about their neighborhood.
Muirfield Village is located in the Columbus suburb of Dublin, Ohio. Founded by Jack Nicklaus, and named after Muirfield, the world famous golf course in Scotland, the village contains the golf course that is home to the PGA Memorial Tournament. A statue of the Nicklaus showing a young lad where to hit the ball can be found along Muirfield Drive.
Land was purchased for the eventual Muirfield Golf Course in 1966, but construction didn't begin until 1972.
Dublin is celebrating its 200 year birthday in 2010. Here's a nice article from THIS WEEK about the history of the city and more: http://www.thisweeknews.com/live/content/dublin/stories/bicentennial/010...
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