Messer-Kruse to address the forgotten roots of civics education in the aftermath of the Civil War
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David Dupont
History
Hayes historic site to host Presidents Day activities
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Posted by: David Dupont
Lore of Pemberville cave lures locals to hunt for truth
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Julie Carle
On National Day of Remembrance honor unjustly incarcerated Japanese Americans by calling out demagoguery & appeals to fear
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Posted by: David Dupont
BGSU students podcast to explore history & cultural significance of solar eclipse
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Posted by: David Dupont
Old hospital in West Wooster home of Dr. Manville is Historic Building of the Month for February
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Posted by: 
Jan Larson McLaughlin
Sign of the times: Historic interpretive signs to be erected in downtown, Wooster Green and by courthouse
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Posted by: Jan Larson McLaughlin
We’re hearing overwrought talk of an ‘invasion.’ It’s not the first time
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Posted by: David Dupont
‘Canary House’ – a restored treasure on West Wooster – is historic building of the month in BG
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Posted by: Jan Larson McLaughlin
Frightening change: Newspapers are evolving radically. They were 90 years ago, too
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Posted by: David Dupont
The Iraq War was a tragedy of errors, historian explains in Hess lecture at BGSU
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Posted by: David Dupont
With ‘White Christmas,’ Irving Berlin & Bing Crosby helped make Christmas a holiday that all Americans could celebrate
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Posted by: David Dupont
Library hosting monthly Genealogy Chats
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Posted by: David Dupont
Masonic Temple in downtown selected as BG’s Historic Building of the Month
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Posted by: Jan Larson McLaughlin
Signs to share stories of downtown BG – swanky hotels, trolleys, Clark Gable, gangster shootout and more
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Posted by: Jan Larson McLaughlin