An AASLH webinar. Evaluating what your organization offers its audiences is critical and no longer a best practice reserved only for well-funded institutions. History organizations of all sizes, even those...
Dr. Judith Dann will explore the life of Victoria Woodhull and the adversity she overcame to be the first woman U.S. Presidential candidate in 1872. Hear about the other "firsts" that...
An OMA webinar Museums utilize interns frequently, but do they do so effectively? Presenters Megan Pellegrino and Mandy Altimus Pond will offer examples to help you create a successful internship program, including:...
An OANO Webinar Do you work for one of the many organizations that struggle with setting realistic budgets each year? Does your organization calculate expenses and then work backwards when...
Presented by local historian Leslie Blankenship In 1810 a twenty-year-old bride left the genteel comfort of her family in Wheeling, Virginia for a new life with her Presbyterian minister husband...
Andrew L. Tuttle Memorial Museum Presents Town and Gown Thursday, February 16 The BIG Factory -The Defiance Machine Works 7:30 P.M Stroede Center for the Arts 319 Wayne Avenue, Defiance,...
An NEDCC Webinar Even in small institutions, patrons interested in using collections are increasingly expecting to access them digitally. Many historical societies, libraries, and museums have responded to this expectation...
Wayne County Civil War Roundtable Program, free and open to the public in the Wooster Branch of the Wayne County Public Libraries. Feb. 21, 2017, 6:30 p.m. - continuing with...
Join us for Statehood Day, March 1 at the Ohio Statehouse Ohio’s local history advocates will once again convene at the Ohio Statehouse on March 1 to celebrate the state’s...
An AASLH Webinar Historic houses present unique issues in their preservation needs, especially in terms of disaster preparedness. This webinar will explore those needs through a discussion of hazards, risk...
Ohio History Day is a year-long research project designed for students in grades 4 – 12. Each year, students pick a topic based on an annual theme and develop a...
Ohio History Day is a year-long research project designed for students in grades 4 – 12. Each year, students pick a topic based on an annual theme and develop a project...
Ohio History Day is a year-long research project designed for students in grades 4 – 12. Each year, students pick a topic based on an annual theme and develop a project...
Ohio History Day is a year-long research project designed for students in grades 4 – 12. Each year, students pick a topic based on an annual theme and develop a project...
What's your Galena Story? Long before books were written, history was passed from generation to generation through personal narratives, the art of storytelling! Come connect with your neighbors and share...
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