New York City is America’s #1 television market. It’s nineteen licensed television stations enter 7.4 million households in twenty nine counties across four states. TelevisionRead More »Local anchor makes her mark in New York City
While Samuel Prescott Bush was busy working in Columbus in the early twentieth century, his wife Flora and their four kids would summer at CapeRead More »Great industrialist S. P. Bush
As you walk through the Jack Nicklaus Museum here in Columbus, Ohio you see pretty much what you expect – a lot of trophies. JackRead More »Barbara Nicklaus – 50th Memorial honoree
Shortly after being hired in 1893 as history professor at the Ohio State University, Wilbur Henry Siebert assigned one of his classes a project toRead More »Ohio State professor and the Underground Railroad
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