Commemorative Apple Tree Planting & Social
As a kick-off to America250, come celebrate with the Oakwood City Council, Green Oakwood, and the Oakwood Historical Society as we plant up to 3 native/heritage apple trees (donated by Green Oakwood). We are commemorating Johnny Appleseed’s activities in the early frontier years of Ohio. Please RSVP so we can plan for refreshments. This also […]
Passport Through Our Past
Step into history and celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with us at the Hancock Historical Museum’s “Passport Through Our Past”! Travel through time as you explore fascinating eras of American history brought to life by talented reenactors. Enjoy interactive games and hands-on activities designed for all ages, and discover unique exhibits filled with stories, artifacts, and […]
Battle for the Ballot: Cleveland’s Suffragist Movement
here is no complete record of the brave, and often untamed women, who fought for their right to vote and finally triumphed in 1920. Learn about a band of women who dedicated themselves to the public interest and grew into an organization that won the respect and confidence of the nation. This program will tell […]
Stories from Millionaires’ Row
Declared “the most beautiful street in America,” Euclid Avenue was once home to powerful families who not only shaped Cleveland, but national politics and industry as well. Hear their stories as you take a walk down Euclid Avenue in the nineteenth century and learn about the beautiful art and architecture of their homes. Presented by […]
From Founders to Freedom, Honoring Ross Twp. Revolutionary Patriots
Ross Twp. Butler Co. Ohio, was one of Ohio’s first townships founded in May 1803. Located along the Great Miami River in Southwestern Ohio and founded by early pioneers and patriots. We will be celebrating Ross Twp. 223rd birthday with a living history and marker dedication to our 4 Revolutionary War Patriots at the Venice […]
Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame 2026 Induction Ceremony
The Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame was founded and created by Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece. The Commissioner grew up in the music industry and later served as the Deputy Director of Ohio Tourism. She introduced the idea on April 26, 2021, at a press conference with diverse music and community stakeholders in front […]
Navy Week
Since 2005, America’s Navy has come home to up to 15 cities across the country every year. The Navy Week program has served as the Navy’s principal outreach effort into areas of the nation without a significant Navy presence, with over 300 Navy Weeks held in 95 different U.S. cities. The program is designed to […]
Fayette County Revolutionary War Festival
This Revolutionary War themed Event will focus on the 250th anniversary our our nation and celebrate the early history of our county, state and nation, and the men and women who died to make everything possible. There will be many activities including Revolutionary war reenactments and demonstrations courtesy of the Brigade of the American Revolution […]
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 […]
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 […]