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MANSFIELD — The Douglass House, on Park Avenue West across from Rowland Avenue, has been on the National Register of Historic Places for about 30 years. Though the old home […]

MANSFIELD — Sites Lake is only a small body of water, but it has an interesting story behind it … or underneath it — a story that 120 years ago […]

It is almost as if this 20th century photographer had anticipated the 21st century popularity of Ohio State Reformatory as a midnight ghost hunting destination. It is likely however, that […]

The mighty walls of the Ohio State Reformatory were originally designed with the expressed intention of inspiring the minds of young men to higher ideals, so it is not surprising […]

In the wartime 1940s when the US military was looking for safe places in America to serve as storage stations, Shelby was chosen as the site for an Army Air […]

Pipe’s Cliff is the name given long ago to a series of sandstone bluffs that can be seen from Pleasant Valley Road less than a mile north of Malabar Farm […]

In the bustling years following WWII when suddenly there were no restrictions on how much gas you could put in your car, enthusiastic drivers took off around the whole country […]

If you look at the shape of Richland County on a map and pay close attention to detail, you will notice a small angular discrepancy in the line of its […]

At first glance it would appear that everything on the south side of Fourth Street (left side of the photo) has vanished since this postcard view was made in 1911. […]

Long before there were “dollar stores” in America there were “five cent” stores, and then “five-and-dime stores.” King of them all was Woolworth’s. In the 1920s there was a Woolworth’s […]