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Best Hometowns 2019: Gallipolis

This Ohio River village settled by 500 French immigrants in 1790 embraces its history while looking to the future with a successful downtown revitalization program and a stellar public library.

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Haunted Ohio Road Trips

From chilling tales to ghostly fun, these eight destinations across the state promise to put a welcome chill in your fall travel plans.

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Ohio in Photographs

Photographers Ian Adams and Randall Lee Schieber offer a fresh look at the history, energy and geographic diversity of the place we call home.

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Columbus Museum of Art Goes ‘Beyond Impressionism’

A new exhibition features vibrant works borne of the political turmoil of late 19th-century Paris.

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Hometown Legend

Newcomerstown honors pitcher Cy Young, one of the greatest players of all time.

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West Virginia Adventures

From raging whitewater to relaxing train rides, check out five ways to explore the Mountain State

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History Hits Home

Ohio commemorates its ties to the Civil War.

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The Life and Legacy of Col. Charles Young

Charles Young was the most highly decorated African-American military officer of his time, the first black U.S. National Park superintendent and a professor at Ohio’s Wilberforce University.

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Cannon Restorationist Bob Gillmor’s Booming Business

Bob Gillmor’s love for history and knack for tinkering led him to create and restore military cannons from our past.

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Author David McCullough on ‘The Pioneers’

The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian’s new book examines the lives of those who settled Marietta, the United States’ first permanent settlement in the Northwest Territory.

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The Ohio Town that Baseball Legend Cy Young Called Home

Cy Young’s name is synonymous with Major League Baseball’s most dominant pitchers. He was born in Tuscarawas County in 1867, and he lived there both during and after his career in the big leagues.

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From Ohio to the Wild West: The Life of Sharpshooter Annie Oakley

Annie Oakley was born in Darke County in 1860. Broadway and television have offered simplified takes on the life of the famous sharpshooter, but the story of the real woman is an inspiring tale of ingenuity and independence.

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The Legacy of Harry M. Stevens

The native of England settled in Niles, Ohio, before trading his mill job for the baseball business. The innovations he pioneered remain staples of the ballpark experience.

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Road Trips Checklist: 26 Spots to See

From haunted sites to fields of glory, our checklist offers destinations to keep an eye out for when you’re on the road.

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The Model Soldier

Col. Charles Young, raised in the Ohio River town of Ripley, was a military leader, diplomat and scholar.

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Get a Taste of Appalachian History

Local haunted tours and upstart distilleries embrace the history of Appalachia.

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Ohio Arboretums and Botanical Gardens to Visit this Fall

Autumn is a perfect time to explore the variety of arboretums and botanical gardens across our state.

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4 Great Ohio Riverfronts

Whether you want to spend an afternoon paddling or watching the day roll by, make these spots part of your summer travel plans.

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Best of the Best Hometowns

Here are a few of the reasons why Archbold, Lebanon, Nelsonville, Oberlin and Hilliard are Ohio Magazine Best Hometowns.

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Ohio Road Trips: Our State’s Presidential Sites

Eight Ohioans held our nation’s highest office. These historic sites across the state celebrate their contributions.

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