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https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/avoiding-an-ancestor-identity-crisis/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
[…] is really your ancestor? Genealogists often deal with the challenges of identifying ancestors despite same names, irregular spellings, inconsistent ages, similar places, unknown maiden names, missing vital records, ancestral migration and boundary changes. Knowing how to sort these issues out is crucial to building an accurate family tree. Join genealogist Shelley Bishop for this […]
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/history-roundtable-with-mike-gilbert2024/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
Learn about Samuel Adams’ role in the American Revolution, first ladies of the 1960s and the first Thanksgiving during the 11th season of History Roundtable this fall at the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums. This popular series will take place in person. Pre-recorded virtual sessions also will be offered for those who cannot attend in […]
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/national-native-american-heritage-month/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
National Native American Heritage Month November is National Native American Heritage Month. To commemorate this important time of year, we invite you to discover the American Indian history in our region. Ohio is home to many internationally-recognized American Indian earthworks sites, and you don’t have to travel far to experience their history. Below is a […]
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/summer-solstice/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
[…] Burt Logan, Jenn Aultman, Dr. Brad Lepper, Bill Kennedy and Megan Wood of the Ohio History Connection Please note that the Serpent Mound observation tower, which was built in 1908, is closed for the season because of needed repairs. The project is in the planning phase, and work is expected to begin later this year.
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/historic-silver-street-jail-tours-warren-county/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
Step inside Warren County’s history by touring the historic Silver Street Jail & Sheriff’s Residence! Records Center staff will walk visitors through the building, sharing stories of the building and Warren County’s penal history along the way. NOTE: This structure was built in the late 19th century and is not ADA accessible.
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/discover-hidden-gems-at-the-nutt-cottage-research-center/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
[…] stands as an excellent example of a saltbox-style house. The Nutt Cottage now serves as our historical society’s research center, housing artifacts from our collection and genealogical records for Centerville and Washington Township. Enjoy a guided tour led by our curator to view hidden gems from our archives and learn about the rich history […]
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/research-saturday/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
We welcome everyone with an interest in the historical records of Berlin Township and the greater Erie County area. You’re invited to explore our archives for all your research needs.
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/beginning-genealogy/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
Congratulations! You have decided to research your family history. Join genealogist Jayne Davis and discuss how to organize your research, what records to look for, online research sites and how to use DNA to find your ancestors. At this course’s completion, participants have the resources needed to begin researching their genealogy and filling out […]
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/1950s-building-the-american-dream/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
Explore 1950s pop culture, a Lustron steel house and more!
https://www.ohiohistory.org/events/cemeteries-for-genealogical-research/?swpmtx=a47975d7da6eb5f0a356e44f1eca15e1&swpmtxnonce=2fa776e028
[…] be an exciting adventure or a frustrating series of dead ends. When we find our ancestor’s gravestone, we are often in awe, as it can give important birth, death, and marriage dates. But just because that information is written in stone doesn’t mean it is always correct! Join Krista Horrocks, cemetery preservationist, on how […]