Galion Big Four Depot History Open House
Ohio Open Doors Come one, come all to Friends of the Galion Big Four Depot’s History Open House. The train station is 125 years old and is one of the few Big Four Railroad division headquarter stations that remain in Ohio and in the nation. Presently being refurbished inside and out, we will celebrate its […]
What’s In Your Lunch?
On Sunday, September 13, from 1–4 p.m., Grandparents’ Day, you are invited to bring your grandparent to Harvey One Room School. You will be shown a display of antique metal pails, boxes, and baskets used by children to carry their lunches. Butter will be made, and an early version of waxed paper will be shared. […]
Celebrating 250 Years in New London – Grove Street Cemetery Tour followed by Open House at the Museum
Guests will visit ten grave sights of prominent persons pulled from 250 years of New London history which will be followed by a gathering at the New London Area Historical Society museum to explore selected displays that represent the village of New London’s place in 250 years of history nationwide.
“Brenda Singletary: We Hold These Truths…” art exhibition
A solo exhibition featuring sculptural, mixed-media paintings by internationally-acclaimed, Toledo, Ohio artist Brenda Singletary, celebrating her family’s history of military and civic service—and our nation’s 250th anniversary. Her “Love Letter to a Complicated Nation” series honors the service and sacrifice of generations of African-American military veterans.
Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief’s Tribute to America’s Warriors
Growing out of President George W. Bush’s personal commitment and the ongoing work of the Bush Institute’s Veterans and Military Families program, Portraits of Courage brings together sixty-six full-color portraits and a four-panel mural painted by President Bush of 98 service members and Veterans who have served our nation with honor since 9/11, and whom […]
The History of Lee-Harvard: Preserving a Legacy, Celebrating a Community
Explore the history of Cleveland’s Lee-Harvard neighborhood, from its roots in historic Warrensville Township to its emergence as one of the city’s most vibrant communities. Through photographs, maps, oral histories, and community stories, participants will learn about the people, institutions, and events that shaped the neighborhood’s identity and legacy. The program will also feature the […]
Red, White & Rewind
Red, White, and Rewind: An America 250 tribute to 1976 At the heart of 1976 was the American Bicentennial, a nationwide celebration that filled the air with patriotic pride, red, white, and blue festivities, and a renewed appreciation for American history and heritage. Experience the spirit of ’76 through special exhibits commemorating this milestone year. […]
Special outdoor exhibit: ‘Eyes of Freedom’
Special outdoor exhibit, ‘Eyes of Freedom,’ a traveling memorial dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of all who answer our nation’s call will be on display at Spiegel Grove, the grounds of the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums. The exhibit is comprised of nine panels and the Silent Battle bronze sculpture. There is no […]
Special exhibit: ‘”Warrior Dogs & Faithful Companions'”
This exhibit showcases Ohio artist James Mellick’s signature wood forms Armed Forces canines. Each dog represents a different military campaign, as well as the injuries that their human counterparts endure. Mellick created the installation to raise awareness of the sacrifices made by veterans and their needs now. The nine canine sculptures are both humbling and […]
Storytelling Banners: Exhibit at the Crawford County Fair
The CCHA Storytelling Banners are a collaborative project created by members of the Alliance to promote the people, places, and traditions of Crawford County. This project is a celebration of America 250-OH, highlighting the unique contributions that Ohio has made to America’s rich history and heritage. The exhibit will be located in the Merchant’s Building […]