[4] One of the town’s earliest landmarks was the Bethel Schoolhouse, which served as a key educational institution for local children in the mid-19th century.

[8] This tradition continued with the founding of the Old Folks Singing Society, which preserved ancient hymns through unique musical notation known as "buckwheat" notes.

The Bethel Pike Potters continue to create pottery using techniques passed down through generations, producing functional and artistic pieces highly regarded by collectors and historians alike.

[4] Despite its small size, Bethel’s deep involvement in education, politics, craftsmanship, and social services ensures its place as an important chapter in Delaware County’s history.

Its historical landmarks and cultural contributions continue to be celebrated by its residents, ensuring that the town’s story is remembered for generations to come.