Learn More About Arenzville
Our History
The founder of Arenzville dreamed of a village where freedom of religion and education permitted the people to develop as prosperous and caring citizens. A native of Prussia, Francis Arenz first came to the United States in 1827. In 1839, he and his brother John A. Arenz planned the streets for the Village of Arenzville.
People
Today, Arenzville is home to just over 400 residents, and it is known for its small-town hospitality and good neighborliness. Once you have lived in Arenzville, it's always your hometown. If you're a former resident, we'd love to hear from you
Organizations
Organizations
Arenzville's organizations include the American Legion Post and Legion Auxiliary, the Community Club and churches. The Village is one of the few towns in the country whose original charter for the Anti-Horse Thief Association (today, known as the Anti-Thief Association or ATA) remains active.
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