Ohio Snapshots In Time
Ohio Snapshots In Time digs into Ohio history one image at a time. The series is produced by WOSU Public Media in partnership with the staff of the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
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Take a trip back in time to 1924 with this rare aerial photograph of downtown Columbus. -
During the 2000 presidental campaign, Vice President and Democratic nominee visited Avondale Elementary School in Columbus. -
Columbus city leaders considered some big public transportation systems in the 1980s. One of which was a monorail system, which was not pursued due to the costs. -
Take a look at the grand opening of Driving Park Plaza back in 1978 on the southside of Columbus, Ohio and the impact of Willis Beauty Supply on the community. -
The Columbus Chill minor league hockey team started with humble beginnings but became a local sports phenomenon that helped bring the NHL's Blue Jackets to Columbus. -
Take a look at films taken at the Fair Avenue and 5th Avenue schools in 1969, which was filmed before the desegregation of the Columbus City School system -
Step back in time to the Short North neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio with a collection of photos from the early 1990s. -
Uncover the story behind the Peter Pan statue and fountain at the Columbus Metropolitan Library in downtown Columbus. -
Explore the fascinating history the lavish White Marble Palace which once stood in Columbus, Ohio. -
Explore a remarkable panorama of an all-black, all-woman squadron from the 318th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Lockbourne Army Air Base in Columbus, Ohio in June 1947. -
Explore the story behind a photo of a family who immigrated to Columbus after World War II, as they sit at the table during their first Thanksgiving. -
Explore an 1857 aerial view of Columbus in this fascinating snapshot. -
The current home to the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus had a tragic start and was originally home to other state agencies. -
Take a look back at the buildings surrounding Ohio Statehouse in 1988 including some that no longer exist in downtown Columbus.
