Extras
Whiskey and brandy sales soared in Ohio during 1919 due to the state's early ban on liquor sales.
See how experts preserve Ohio’s history and learn how to care for our own treasures.
An all-black, all-woman squadron from the 318th Army Air Forces Base Unit at an Ohio Army Air Base.
1935 Beechwold deeds used restrictive covenants to ban Black residents in Columbus, Ohio.
In Athens, Ohio, a classic Tutor Revival house is now being used as a space for non-profits.
Explore the fascinating story of how the Columbus Zoo secured pandas from China.
Two women who met in Columbus, Ohio is one of the early instances of gay marriage in the U.S.
Dr. Timothy Moore built a collection of magic items, including tricks and relics from magic greats.
See an exclusive tour inside the Ohio History Connection's Natural History Collection vault.
The Doodah Parade started in 1984 as a quirky alternative to the traditional 4th of July parade.