Phoebe Ann Moses is known better by the stage name she took on as an award-winning markswoman.
History
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In Newark, Ohio, is a basket sitting on over 24,000 square feet.
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Taking place Dec.26-Jan.
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Crystal Cave in Put-in-Bay, Ohio, is technically a misnomer. This “cave” is actually a “vug,” or a large cavity inside a single rock.
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Ohioans have long celebrated Halloween. In October 1879, students at Hiram College opted for tricks over treats to honor the occasion.
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John Heckewelder, born in England to Moravian missionaries, lived among the Delaware, becoming a student of their language and culture.
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When Max Gruber Sr. opened his eponymous restaurant in 1907, the immigrant’s German-inspired menu was hardly surprising.
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A trio of Buckeye ballplayers share a surname, deep Ohio roots and a passion for America’s pastime.
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While Buckeyes likely know their state moniker flows from the eponymous river named by the Iroquois, historical headwaters run far deeper.
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Ellen Walker Craig-Jones was a politician and community hero for her hometown of Urbancrest, Ohio – remembered today as the nation’s first African-American woman to be publicly elected as mayor.