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This blog is an opportunity to start reflecting on my internship so far while tying this experience into the things I’ve been learning at school.
Join Registrar Lesley Poling to learn about the conservation treatment that keeps the Ohio History Connection doughboy statue safe.
The Civilian Conservation Corp established work camps on public and state lands to house, feed and provide education and social activities to the hundreds of thousands of corpsmen.
Join Dr. Charles Wash, executive director of the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, to learn more about Frederick Douglass’s 1854 Commencement Address
Over a span of 120 years, the William B. Pollock Company earned a reputation for its dedication to maintaining a high standard of excellence as a supplier of steel products.
During the American Civil War, Ohio devised a strategy to recruit short-term soldiers, known as Hundred Days Men.
Consider the historical roots of tourist souvenirs and their impact on traditional cultures.
Messages from Ohio’s indigenous past are everywhere. Serpent Mound, located in Adams County, Ohio, is the most widely recognized effigy mound in the world.
As we honor Pride throughout the month of June, we share this post from queer artist Charmaine Renee about their most recent project
