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Lincoln's Last Spring - Six Thursday seminars focus on the final months of Lincoln's life from his second inauguration through the start of Andrew Johnson's presidency. Subjects include last battles...
The Ohio History Connection invites you to join us this summer as we close the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and the importance of Ohio and...
Central Ohio was a mixture of northern and southern sympathizers. As a result, Lincoln never carried Columbus in his two campaigns for President. Prominent among Southern sympathizers was Samuel Medary,...
The Oberlin Heritage Center welcomes folksinger/storyteller Judy Cook in an up-close-and-personal view of the Civil War home front as seen through family letters, songs, and images from the time. On...
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Ohioans Come Together Through Green Lawn Cemetery Headstone Project
Learn about the project one of our Ohio History Service Corps members took on this year...
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Friends and Descendants of Johnson’s Island Civil War Prison Recognized by Civil War Trust
Congratulations to Johnson's Island on receiving the Brian C. Pohanka Preservation of the Year Award!
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Program To Digitize Personal Documents and Photos
Learn how you can contribute to Ohio's Civil War story during the sesquicentennial...
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Irish in the Civil War
Exhibit explores how America's Irish responded to the war...
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Latest News
Written by: Mark Holbrook
Ohio’s contributions to the Civil War are well documented. 325,000 soldiers and sailors, 229 Union generals, members of Lincoln’s cabinet, extraordinary efforts on the home front and...
Written by: SFC Joshua Mann, Historian, Ohio Army National Guard
From the formation of the Northwest Territory Militia in 1788, until the termination of racial segregation in the Ohio National Guard...
Written by: SFC Joshua Mann, Historian, Ohio Army National Guard
From the formation of the Northwest Territory Militia in 1788, until the termination of racial segregation in the Ohio National Guard...
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