A-Hunting We Will Go!
For a large number of Ohioans, September is the start of something big. No, it’s not football, although that’s pretty big. …
A Short Summary of a Journey…
Two hundred years ago, the United States was still deeply embroiled in the War of 1812, a conflict with Great Britain that …
Are You Ready For Some Football?
Do you hear that? In cities and towns and villages across Ohio, folks are dusting off the pigskin and heading out to …
Rush Creek Village: Organic Architecture and Usonian Homes
Tucked away in the Columbus suburb of Worthington, to the east of High Street and nestled along what’s now known as Rush …
What Sonja Marsh Taught Us About History
A little over a year ago we shared a document with you on the Ohio Memory blog. The document is entitled Ayduth …
New WWII Content on Ohio Memory!
70 summers ago, D-day marked the beginning of the end of World War II in Europe. The anniversary of this pivotal invasion …
Adams… and Adams
Adams County, Ohio, was established by Arthur St. Clair 217 years ago this month, on July 10, 1797, and was named for …
The Eagle Has (Almost) Landed!
45 years ago this Sunday was an historic day for mankind–on July 20th, 1969, Ohio native Neil Armstrong and fellow crew member …
“A Man Without Fear and Without Reproach”
210 years ago today, one of the most famous duels in U.S. history took place in Weehawken, New Jersey, between Alexander Hamilton, …
Copperhead Grand Carnival, 1863
Happy Fourth of July to all of our Ohio Memory visitors out there! Today we are highlighting a bit of history connected …
