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History Fund Grant Application is Live!
We are proud to announce that the application for the first round of History Fund grants is ready! The History Fund is a matching grants program funded by voluntary contributions via Ohioans’ state income tax returns and by gifts to … Continue reading
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Zoar Named One of 11 Most Endagered Places
Zoar, Ohio, has been named one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 11 Most Endangered Places for 2012 The designation, announced June 6, includes Zoar Village State Memorial, an Ohio Historical Society site that is administered for the society … Continue reading
Manuscript Collections Discussed in Dispatch Article
Two manuscript collections held by the Ohio Historical Society are discussed in this recent article A Lost Art, As Fewer People Take Time to Write Letters, Preservationists Lament Decline of Rich Historical Resource The collections are the papers papers of … Continue reading
Dear Diary…
Family Papers Tell Story of Depression Era Ohio What was it like to be a student at Ohio State University in the 1930s? What was life like in small-town Ohio at that time? A diary recently acquired by the Ohio … Continue reading
Do You Remember Your Family’s First Microwave?
Was it a Tappan microwave? A recent article in the in the Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Microwaves Linked in History tells the story of the Tappan Stove Company, the first company to manufacture microwaves for household use. The newspaper contacted … Continue reading
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OHS in the News
At OHS we are keeping warm by keeping busy! Here are links to recent news stories about OHS. Our marketing manager Mark Holbrook shared stories about William McKinley’s service in the Civil War and the Underground Railroad in northeastern Ohio … Continue reading
OHS in the News
It is a new year and things are happening at the Ohio Historical Society. The Stow Sentry reports on the passage of House Bill 75 that will give Ohio citizens the opportunity to directly support history: “Tax Payers Could Donate … Continue reading
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