Move Over, Dog Lovers: Cats in Ohio Memory
A few weeks ago, we gave a nod to the dogs of Ohio Memory. And why not? Nearly 40% of Ohio households …
No Place Like Home
Have you ever noticed that we have a lot of houses on Ohio Memory? Like, a lot of houses. As of posting …
The Legacy of Louis Bromfield and Malabar Farm
You may think that the work of Hollywood’s finest in climate change awareness and ecological conservation is a more recent phenomenon. However, …
Cultivating Your Green Thumb: Garden Planning in Ohio
Whether you’re an experienced gardener or an amateur with a couple growing seasons under your belt, this time of year has many …
Ohio Memory Moms
Mother’s Day has been formally celebrated in the United States since the early 20th century, with United States Congress passing a law …
John Wesley Powell and the American West
The United States Geological Survey was established in 1879 to classify public lands and study their geology and natural resources. The way …
Say “Cheese”!: Ohio’s Dairy Industry
The earliest evidence of humans milking cows for their own consumption dates to 4000 B.C.E. in Great Britain and Northern Europe. After …
Tree Tapping and Sugar Shacks: Maple Syrup in Ohio
Around Ohio, this time of year marks an important season for a delicious natural resource that many of us enjoy–maple syrup! With …
“Chick” It Out!
Big news out of the Ohio Historical Society and Ohio Village this summer, as we invite you to come in and visit …
