Transportation in Norwood
Come learn about the history of transportation and how it shaped Norwood. Whether it’s on wheels or rails, we got it covered.
Garst Museum Washinton’s Generals Lecture Series: Horatio Gates
The Garst Museum is pleased to announce the second lecture in Washington’s Generals, a year-long lecture series celebrating 250 years of American independence by exploring the key leaders who helped George Washington win the Revolutionary War.
Historic Lecture Series: Longtown
New Madison Public Library Historic Speaker Series: Longtown presented by Sharie Petersime
The Pioneer Route and Electric Railways of Northeast Ohio
Transportation is the key to civilization, and Dr. Stephen Hambley will speak about the history of electric railways, including the Interurban that ran through Medina. Free admission. Copies of Dr. Hambley’s book, The Pioneer Route and Electric Railways of Northeast Ohio: The Rise and Fall of the Cleveland, Southwester & Columbus Railway System will be […]
Route 66 Centennial Program
Celebrating the Mother Road: Route 66 is a one-hour live music and spoken word program “Get your kicks” through essential road music including the Bobby Troup classic ‘Route 66’, along with visuals and backstories of one of America’s most iconic highways. Learn the rich history, cultural impact, the kitschy cool nostalgia and must do travel […]
Washington’s Generals Lecture Series – Daniel Morgan: The Rebel With a Cause
The Garst Museum is pleased to announce the second lecture in Washington’s Generals, a year-long lecture series celebrating 250 years of American independence by exploring the key leaders who helped George Washington win the Revolutionary War. “Daniel Morgan: The Rebel With a Cause” will premiere on Saturday, March 14, at 2:00 PM in the Lowell […]
2026 Professional Women’s Luncheon – Protecting Ohio from Human Trafficking
Celebrate America 250 with Protecting Ohio: Ohio’s War on Human Trafficking. Join us for our Annual Professional Women’s Luncheon. (Men are invited too.) Our topic this year is Ohio’s War on Human Trafficking. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office will discuss this topic and what is being done. HelpLine and other SARN representatives will be on […]
Washington’s Generals Lecture Series – Daniel Morgan: The Rebel With a Cause
The Mercer County Historical Society, housed within the Riley House, is pleased to announce the second lecture in Washington’s Generals, a year-long lecture series celebrating 250 years of American independence by exploring the key leaders who helped George Washington win the Revolutionary War. “Daniel Morgan: The Rebel With a Cause” will premiere on Sunday, March […]
Three Acts in Over-the-Rhine
The Over-the-Rhine Museum is delighted to announce the next installment in our story-sharing series, “Three Acts in Over-the-Rhine” on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM at Saint Francis Seraph Church, 1615 Vine Street. The event will focus on the long history of Catholic ministry at the corner of Liberty and Vine. A tour of […]
Canals of Ohio
Join us to learn about the Ohio canal system and how it opened Ohio to the world of commerce and connected us across the continent. Registration required. In 1825, Ohio began construction of a canal system that eventually grew into a nearly thousand-mile system of channels, towpaths, locks, ponds, and lakes. This network created a […]