“A Sanguine Belief in Cleveland’s Future Greatness”
In July of 1796–July 22nd, specifically–General Moses Cleaveland and his survey party arrived in the place that would both bear his name …
A Mid-Winter Getaway
Ohio, like a large swath of the United States, has been hit with a real wave of winter weather this past week, …
Ohio’s Bicentennial Barns
If you’ve driven anywhere in Ohio, you’ve probably seen them. Most are white or red, and a couple structures are unpainted. They …
Historic and Haunted?
We are now just one week away from Halloween, and as Ohioans around the state stock up on candy and finalize their …
Lazarus Memories
As the holiday season wraps up, many of us have spent the last few weeks recalling fond memories of years past. …
What’s Your Story, Columbus?
As people interested in history – as we all are, or should be! – we always enjoy learning more about the …
A Bird’s Eye View
In the mid-1930s, Lieutenant Clyde H. Butler of the photographic division of the Ohio National Guard took on a project for …
See It Then, See It Now!
Ever wonder what a significant site in your city looked like 100 years ago? With the newest Learning Resource now available on …
Columbus Bicentennial: Happy Birthday, Goodale Park!
Wednesday, July 18th marked the 151st anniversary of Columbus receiving our first park, donated by Lincoln Goodale in 1851. Goodale Park consists …
Columbus Bicentennial: OSU Edition
In the second installment of our Columbus bicentennial series, which looks at the capital city’s landmarks through the years, we’d like to …
