Formed in 1988, WiM-Ohio’s stated purpose was to “educate members and the public about the mineral resource industry”.
Sometimes history changes.At the Ohio History Connection, one such change has recently caused us to rewrite a label in an exhibit.
On January 4th, the Museum of English Rural Life sent a tweet to the British Museum, simply stating: "give us your best duck."
You may have heard that January 1, 2019, was a very important day for the public domain, but why exactly?
Recently, I’ve been working with a lot of postcards in the Archives & Library. I’ve come across two particular stories that I enjoyed, and I thought they would be worth sharing.
The recent acquisition of the Lillian M. Bartok Black Doll Collection at the NAAMCC has led to a fascinating look at the history of Black dolls.
During the 1890s and early 1900s, Ohioans started filling scrapbooks and photo albums with the many "snapshots" that documented their everyday lives.
