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Connecting Generations Through History

Season 8 Episode 21 | 26m 46s

What is learned about history often gets passed down through the generations. Discover a few of these stories; including a collection donated to the Ohio History Connection that documents one family’s account of the 1937 Portsmouth flood, a mom who authored a book to connect her son to their Andean culture and a photo collection from the 1990s documenting the revitalization of the Short North.

Aired: 04/10/24
Extras
Explore the fascinating history of Hilliard's 1912 post office turned tavern.
Explore Ohio's historic Zoar village and uncover 19th-century communal life and preserved heritage.
Discover the Scioto Superfest: homemade rafts, vibrant photos and Columbus community spirit!
Take a look at downtown Columbus in the 1950 before the construction of two highways.
The Johnny Appleseed Museum in Urbana, Ohio has the largest collection of memorabilia in the county.
Discover rare photos from the 1935 St. Patrick's Church fire, recently unveiled by the Central Ohio.
Flytown, a Columbus neighborhood, was lost to I-670. See rare slides of this vanished community.
In 1977, a mysterious 72-second space signal was detected. Was it aliens? Explore the Wow! Signal.
Claire Waters served in WWII’s 6888th and later founded Project Help in Columbus.
Students explore redlining’s impact, learning how past policies shaped today’s inequities.