The Fifth Annual “Civil War Living History Day” will be held at the Wooster Library in the front yard, the area inside the library front door, and the conference room. ...

First Light is a significant event for astronomers, being the first time they view through their new telescope. For our founder, O.M. Mitchel, that was April 14, 1845. Explore the...

NSCDA-OH is pleased to present A Day in the Life: As the Betts Family lived in the mid-19th Century at the Betts House April 1-June 30, 2017. In addition to...

Lincoln Scholar Norman Schmidt will speak with slides on President Elect Abraham Lincoln’s interesting trip to Washington City in Feb. of 1861. This talk is timely as we just had...

To go along with their exhibit "Knick Knacks & Knowledge," the Quaker Heritage Center will be showing your four favorite toy-themed films (with movie snacks, of course!) on Tuesday nights in...

In early 1835, the newly manumitted family of Abraham Depp quietly and hurriedly packed their belongings and fled their plantation quarters in Powhatan County, Virginia. Mindful of their actions, they took...

To go along with their exhibit "Knick Knacks & Knowledge," the Quaker Heritage Center will be showing your four favorite toy-themed films (with movie snacks, of course!) on Tuesday nights in...

The Anti-Lynching Movement presented by Jeremy Shea, AmeriCorps Ohio Service History Corps member at the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center The lecture will examine the 19th and 20th century lynching...

NSCDA-OH is pleased to present A Day in the Life: As the Betts Family lived in the mid-19th Century at the Betts House April 1-June 30, 2017. In addition to the...

To go along with their exhibit "Knick Knacks & Knowledge," the Quaker Heritage Center will be showing your four favorite toy-themed films (with movie snacks, of course!) on Tuesday nights in...