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 …
The Ohio State Journal Magazine: News for Women (Mostly)
The Ohio State Journal Collection was recently updated to include a small set of issues published in 1909. This content stands out …
Making History Today
Ohio Memory participants are in the business of preserving history. Our users come to us to find historic images, documents, and publications, …
Ohio Memory Madness 2014!
We’re back for another year! Starting next Tuesday, March 18th, Ohio Memory will be hosting our second annual “Ohio Memory Madness” event. …
Rights for All
49 years ago today, on February 21, 1965, Malcolm X was shot and killed by members of the Nation of Islam …
Preservation Week 2013
This year, April 21st through April 27th has been designated as the American Library Association’s Preservation Week! The purpose of this …
The Madness Ends (For Now…)
Thank you to everyone who voted in the inaugural season of Ohio Memory Madness! This year’s tournament has now concluded, and our …
The Other Sherman
Ohioan John Sherman (1823-1900) may be less well-known to modern-day Americans than his brother, William T. Sherman, but this nineteenth-century lawyer …
Ohio Memory Madness!
In the spirit and fun of college basketball’s March Madness, the Ohio Historical Society invites you to participate in the first annual …
Faces of Appalachia: Photographs by Albert Ewing
Albert J. Ewing: Not many people know the name these days, but around the turn of the last century, Ewing (1870-1934) …
