Ohio History Connection

The nonprofit said an estimated 7,600 people's data and information was potentially breached and is working to give support to those impacted.

Ohio History Connection and the sign's sponsors are working to figure out why it broke and how to get it back up as quickly as possible.

Of Ohio's 1,800 historical markers, just three identify spaces important to the state's LGBTQ community. The Ohio History Connection is working to change that.

The hotel opened by pioneering Black businessman Horace Sudduth hosted a long list of historic figures, including James Brown, Jackie Robinson and Thurgood Marshall.

A federal law from 1990 requires public institutions like museums and universities to return Native American artifacts — hundreds of thousands of human remains, funerary objects and other items. Ohio's historical society, called Ohio History Connection, holds the second largest collection of objects in the country.

Throughout 2021, the Ohio History Connection has offered up a series of workshops called Where My Single Folk? that are all about finding those family members who never married or passed away unmarried, including those who might have been LGBTQ.

Centuries ago American Indians constructed vast earthworks stretching for miles through Ohio. Some of these geometric and animal shaped structures were…

Once the home of influential anti-slavery author Harriet Beecher Stowe, the Stowe House in Walnut Hills is recognized as a site on the National…