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Category Archives: Exhibits
More to Discover about the Albert J. Ewing Collection
A recent article about the exhibit Faces of Appalachia: Photographs by Albert Ewing in the Marietta Times is spreading the word about the exhibit in southeastern Ohio. People in the area think there may be people and places pictured in … Continue reading
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Faces of Appalachia Exhibit is Making Headlines
The newest exhibit at the Ohio History Center, Faces of Appalachia: Photographs by Albert Ewing got great coverage in the Columbus papers! Columbus Dispatch Appalachian Photos Frozen in Time The Other Paper Have Camera, Will Travel Visitors have also been … Continue reading
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More News about the Faces of Appalachia Exhibit
Sharon Dean, director of Museum and Library Services, and I had the pleasure of telling NBC 4 reporter Ben Gelber about our latest exhibit at the Ohio History Center. Watch the story online: New Photography Exhibit of Appalachia: 1896-1912 If … Continue reading
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Faces of Appalachia: Photographs by Albert J. Ewing
Ohio-born photographer Albert Ewing traveled the countryside at the turn of the 20th century and captured the daily lives of those who lived and worked in southeast Ohio and central West Virginia and along the Ohio River. Opening Jan. 9, … Continue reading
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OHS Curators on Talk of the Nation
Update from John Haas We, Cliff Eckle and I, want to thank National Public Radio, Neal Conan, and Tinbete Ermyas for a wonderful experience and their kind assistance. I was nervous at first, but we went into the studio, I … Continue reading
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OHS in the News
Links to current news stories: OHS Collections on Loan for Exhibit VAC Exhibit Reveals ‘Nests, Eggs, Heartbreak, and Beauty’ Efforts to Repair and Protect, Zoar Village, an OHS Site Ohio’s U.S. Senators Go to Bat for Zoar Foundation Work Begins … Continue reading
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OHS in the News
Read about our exhibits and programs! Current Exhibits Columbus Alive has an article about the new photography exhibit Open Spaces, Weathered Faces Upcoming Events Outlook and Tech Columbus have articles about the panel discussion Bridging the Political Divide Just for … Continue reading
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Open Spaces, Weathered Faces Opens September 5
Breaking news! If you visit the Ohio History Center Friday, September 7 through Sunday, September 9 you will get a free poster of Joe Munroe’s famous “Kissing Pigs.” Open Spaces, Weathered Faces, an exhibit of photographs from the Ohio Historical … Continue reading
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OHS In the News
We are making news! Columbus First has an article about the Lustron Corporation and our upcoming exhibit: Shaping Columbus: Carl Stradlund, Founder of Lustron Corp WOSU takes you on the road to Fort Meigs, our War of 1812 site Perrysburg: … Continue reading
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Exhibits to See this Summer
Looking for something new to see this summer? If you are in Columbus our new exhibit The War of 1812: Ohio on the Front Line is open at the Ohio History Center! Why did the War start? Would you have … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, collections, Columbus Bicentennial, Commemorations, Exhibits, sites
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