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Hotels With History
Visit these architectural treasures and appreciate the luxuries of days gone by.
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History, Adventure and Fun in West Virginia
From outdoor excursions to historic sites, the Mountain State is filled with entertaining options, no matter what region you’re exploring.
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Grove City Adventures
Whether you prefer the thrill of competition, shopping, history or just relaxing with a glass of wine, fun awaits in this Columbus suburb.
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History on the Menu
Carillon Brewing Co. offers visitors a glimpse into 1850s-era Dayton through the food and drink of the times.
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Handmade History
Windsor chairs date back to early America. Furniture-maker Bob Abel crafts them one at a time at his Newark workshop.
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Hometown Legend
Newcomerstown honors pitcher Cy Young, one of the greatest players of all time.
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The American Way
The Smithsonian Institution's new traveling exhibit chronicles journeys past and present.
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Phantoms of the Field
From frightening to folksy, scarecrows have long stood as icons of the fall harvest.
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Time Capsule
The Ohio History Center revisits the era of Lustron homes and offers a glimpse into 1950s America.
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Work of Faith
Nick America has spent his life repairing church steeples and bell towers across the nation.
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Best Hometowns 2017–18: Milford
This small city outside of Cincinnati offers history, outdoor adventure and a community of small business owners who work together.
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Time Traveling
A drive across Ohio on the first federally funded road offers a glimpse of a simpler era.
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Bridges to the Past
For more than three decades, photographer Carl Feather has documented the lasting reminders of a bygone era.
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Spring Break
It's time to head for the hills for one of these weekend events that celebrate the region’s beauty and history.
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McKinley’s Final Days
The William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum delves into the legacy of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition.
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The Revival
Over-the-Rhine is one of the most intact 19th-century urban historic districts in the nation. Here’s how Cincinnati saved it.
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Cultural Exchange
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History examines how the 4,600-mile Silk Road spread new ideas across the ancient world.
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Memory Gardens
From bold stone tributes to folk-art graves, our historic cemeteries offer a look into who we were and are.
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