Tag: History
18
Nov
Rail Enthusiasts Convert Old Station to Museum
by Isaac Miller
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Retired railroad telegrapher Jim Love learned in 2016 that one of his former offices would be demolished and decided to save the building. The Gallipolis Railroad...
04
May
Pump House Center for the Arts, Rich History with Present-Day Success
by Larissa Berwell
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How a 19th Century arts center remains a staple in the Chillicothe community Pump House Center for the Arts in Chillicothe is one of the...
05
Dec
Soothing Stitches Offers Comfort Through Quilts
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A trio of grandmothers in Meigs County are sharing their love one stitch at a time. Debbie Duvall, Robin Putman and Karen Hickman began Soothing...
04
Dec
Why the Trolley Tours of Marietta Should Be on Your Bucket List
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By Purva Indulkar Marietta is the first completely planned community in the Northwest Territory of the United States. It has been home to many groups,...
03
Dec
Historic Murals of Pickaway County are a Must-Visit for Art Lovers of Ohio
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By Purva Indulkar The residents of Pickaway County are passionate about preserving the history and culture of their towns. But they’re using a unique way to...
19
May
Preserving Shenandoah’s History
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Nestled in Noble County is a piece of United States history. Back in 1925, the USS Shenandoah crashed in Ava. The crash’s history lives on at the Shenandoah Air Disaster Museum. ...
16
May
Marietta Makes History
by SEO
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One studio is responsible for markings of history all across the nation. And nobody even knows it’s there. Marietta is a treasure trove of history...
15
May
Traveling Through History on the Ancient Ohio Trail
by SEO
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The Ancient Ohio Trail (AOT) is a comprehensive collection of travel routes and resources designed to help tourists discover “the distinguished Native American Culture in...
10
May
Preserving Shenandoah’s History
by SEO
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Nestled in Noble County is a piece of United States history. Back in 1925, the USS Shenandoah crashed in Ava. The crash’s history lives on at the Shenandoah Air Disaster Museum. ...
09
May
Underground Railroad Bed-and-Breakfast
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The John T. Wilson Homestead – a bed-and-breakfast in rural Adams County – offers guests a quiet escape and a glimpse into untold history. The 186-year old B&B...