Whimsical Valentines from the John and Annie Glenn Collection reveal more about their personal lives--and sense of humor.
We found examples of child-created materials among the manuscripts collection at the Archives Library of the Ohio History Center.
This blog is an opportunity to start reflecting on my internship so far while tying this experience into the things I’ve been learning at school.
As Ohioans begin to face at least a few more weeks under a stay-at-home order, many of us are looking for new hobbies or distractions.
Frances Benjamin Johnston took a photograph of the last speech President William McKinley would deliver before we was assassinated.
Hear from an archaeologist at the Ohio History Connection about her work and how it intersects with the archives.
The Ohio History Connection is opening a new exhibit entitled "Picturing World War I." As part of our celebration of Archives Month, I talked to the curator of this new exhibit.
As part of our celebration of Archives Month here on the History Blog, I've been checking in with other archivists at the Ohio History Connection to hear all about their work.
Why would we dedicate an entire month each year to celebrating archives? Archives are incredibly important, and they need your support.
Manuscripts intern, David McDevitt, just finished his first big project at the Ohio History Connection. Thanks to his hard work, thirty-one boxes full of quilt research materials are now available at the Archives/Library!
