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Logan County history: The ‘Hermit of Mad River’
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Logan County history: The ‘Hermit of Mad River’
BY MARY E. MORTIMER David Orrin Steinberger was an artist and professor who became known as the “Hermit of Mad River.” He resided at Zane Caverns from 1937 to 1941. Steinberger was born in Clark County in 1857 to George and Elizabeth Funk Steinberger. He spent his childhood on his family’s farm in Mad River Township. He was educated at Wittenberg College, the National Academy of Design, and the Art League in New York. After completing his educat…
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