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My Ohio: Two Men and a Map
A driving tour connects father and son to Ohio’s history and resplendent autumn landscapes.
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5 Scenic Driving Routes in West Virginia
Explore five picturesque drives that show off the beauty, history and opportunities for outdoor adventure that make the Mountain State a summer draw.
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Try These Marion Popcorn Festival Recipes
Everyone’s favorite movie snack holds a special place in Marion’s history — a fact the town celebrates every September.
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Michigan Lighthouses
Michigan is home to 129 lighthouses — more than any other state — offering visitors a look at Great Lakes history.
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Author Joe Boyle Tells Toledo’s World War II Story
What started as a class project has grown into this Toledo history teacher’s multivolume look at the war through the lens of a major American city.
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Hometown Getaways
Discover the history, fun and flavors that make our 2015-2016 Best Hometowns great places to visit.
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6 West Virginia Mountain Towns to Visit this Summer
These communities serve as great bases for exploring the wealth of outdoor adventures, rich history and artistic heritage found in the Mountain State.
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Festival Fun in Michigan
Summers means gatherings that celebrate the state’s automotive history, music, craft beer and more.
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Plan a Summer Road Trip Along These 4 Ohio Scenic Byways
Take the long way this season with these routes that offer glimpses of the Buckeye State’s nature, history and heartland.
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3 Unique Small Farms in Ohio
From a living-history destination to a legacy property to an operation owned by three first-generation woman farmers, these places celebrate and illustrate our connection to the land.
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Spend an Afternoon Together at Cincinnati Museum Center
Explore the history of the Queen City, walk through a re-created cave and get ice cream without ever leaving this landmark spot.
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Why Sherwood Anderson’s ‘Winesburg, Ohio’ Created an Uproar in His Hometown
The author’s 1919 cycle of short stories is a literary classic. But when it was published in 1919, it caused a stir in Clyde, Ohio, where many believed the work of fiction was spilling the town’s secrets.
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Southern Theatre, Columbus
This historic capital city theater opened in 1896. Today, the compact, 933-seat venue offers an inviting and intimate space to enjoy live music.
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The Wild Story of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ First Season
Here’s the behind-the-scenes story of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ inaugural season in the words of those who lived it.
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Oktoberfest Zinzinnati
Cincinnati celebrates its German heritage every September with a huge festival. Here are three reasons why it is the largest celebration of its kind in North America.
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This Ohio Barn Theater Preserves a Long-Running Tradition
One of a handful of historic Ohio venues of its kind, Rabbit Run Theater in Madison has been hosting summer stage shows since 1946.
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Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum, Sugarcreek
This Tuscarawas County destination provides guided tours that offer a walk through the glory days of railroads.
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The Ohio State Marching Band Performs First Script Ohio
In 1936, band director Eugene Weigel’s vision for a smooth and flowing formation made its debut at Ohio Stadium in October of that year.
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Ohio and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Here’s how Akron’s Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. helped bring to life one of our favorite Thanksgiving Day traditions.
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Explore the Art and Architecture of Akron’s Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens
We look at some of the Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens details a casual observer might miss.
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