Black residents have called Columbus home since its beginning, author, tour guide and Columbus historian Rita Fuller-Yates said in a recent interview. At first, they lived in tight-knit communities in ...

Before demolition fully commenced, workers took time to remove a trolley car that had been installed in the building in early ...

ODOT says the rest area along I-70 westbound features native plants, rocking chairs, dog trails, Ohio music and a universal ...

Now, we're looking at another extreme. Ohio is home to nine of the strangest landmarks you'll see, according to geographical publication World Atlas, which recently unveiled its list of nine ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Born Feb. 14 ... treasurer of Columbus Landmarks Foundation and president of the Columbus Historical Society, said. “Shortly after that, even in 1803, other counties ...

Address: 526 Boone St. Blanche Van Hook was a journalist for the Ohio State News, a Black newspaper in the early 1900s, and the first Black person hired as a stenographer in Columbus, according to ...

The building was approved for demolition over the objections of some preservationists including Rebecca Kemper, CEO of Columbus Landmarks Foundation, who cited the building's deep place in ...