In the fall of 1937, Betty Eicher was enrolled at Ohio State University in a course called English 507. Betty was doing a lot of creative writing. Check out one of her stories!
Check in with our Manuscripts Intern, David, to see what he has been up to lately!
There's always something new to learn about the collections at the Ohio History Center. Just recently, I learned new information about a photograph that has been at the Ohio History Connection for years!
During the 1930s, if you were having trouble with your radio you might need to call for help. Ray Hollifield took many of these cases as he was an expert on radio problems.
Hear from an archaeologist at the Ohio History Connection about her work and how it intersects with the archives.
One of my all-time favorite collections at the Ohio History Connection has been the papers of the Vanguard League.
The Ohio History Connection is opening a new exhibit entitled "Picturing World War I." As part of our celebration of Archives Month, I talked to the curator of this new exhibit.
As part of our celebration of Archives Month here on the History Blog, I've been checking in with other archivists at the Ohio History Connection to hear all about their work.
Why would we dedicate an entire month each year to celebrating archives? Archives are incredibly important, and they need your support.
Most of us have seen at least one true crime TV show. One interesting piece from the Ohio History Connection’s archives suggests that this fascination is not exactly new.
