Bowling Green has a fascinating history—from its roots as a farming village, to the county seat, to a gas and oil boomtown, to a college...

Join Tedd Long aboard the Sandpiper on a two-hour historical cruise on the Maumee River on the first Wednesday of June, July, August, and...

This post includes information on several Arts & Leisure pioneers that were laid to rest in historic Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum....

The Holy Toledo History team is honored to be selected as one of the top 25 blogs in Toledo! We've been selected from hundreds of other...

For more than a century, Toledo baseball fans enjoyed exhibition contests that featured big league names and even bigger home runs. My...

Playing croquet in the front of the Ironville Neighborhood Park at Lincoln Place Park, located at Front Street near the end of Millard...

Post War Film Provides a Terrific Trip Back in Time Camp Miakonda, the sixth oldest Boy Scout Camp in the United States, can trace its...

4028 Brookside | Ottawa Hills When Everett E. Taylor and his wife Hazel took part in the 1930 census, they proudly provided the address...

Since the first game on October 3, 1919, the "Battle of I-75," also known as the "Black Swamp Showdown," has become a significant event...

A Handbook for Westbound Emigrants In the fall of 2021, entrepreneur and redeveloper Andrew Newby, the owner of Toledo Spirits and...

The Last Riverview Mansion Along Summit Street in Vistula. Most Toledoans can tell you how to get to Secor Road, the Secor Hotel, or...

Meet Barney Roos—One of Many Jeep Daddies Willys MB Some say that General George Marshall was the "Father of the Jeep" since he made the...

Walkers interested in a unique way to explore Toledo’s Old West End have a new high-tech option: a GPS-guided VoiceMap tour by Holy...

Northwest Ohio is dotted with fascinating and historic spaces. Some immense and famous, some hidden in plain sight. Towering on the banks...

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BCAN's New Short Series Debut I recently had a chance to work with Marcus Harrison of BCAN on a new series he developed called, Untold:...

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A 3,000 Mile Ride for American Indian Day

Watch the Forgotten Visitors book launch party...