Ohio History/Ohio Bicentennial
TCCSA Professional Development Team
Interactive County Map
Click on the county and a pop-up window appears to tell you
some facts about that county

The Kid's Room
Take a virtual tour of the state auditor's office.
Click on this picture to go there.

The OFFICIAL Ohio Bicentennial Website

Click on each of the pictures to get information about the
bells, the barns, the historical markers and the bicentennial events planned
across the state.











Welcome to
OhioBicentennial.com

Links
For
Ohio
Bicentennial: Resources for Excellent Reference Services
http://www.mbkcons.com/wkshp/ohio2000/ohio2000links.htm

Ohio Kids
What an AWESOME site for kids to learn more about Ohio
History, trees, snakes, Native Americans, etc.

Click here to go to MANY fun games and activities about
famous Ohioans, cities, presidents, and rivers.


The History Day theme for 2003 is "Rights and
Responsibilities in History." Visit the gallery to find images on Ohio
related topics for student History Day projects. Topics include civil defense,
civil war prisons, labor reform, anti-war protests and the civil rights
movement.
Ohio State
Symbols
See pictures of the symbols, read about them, and color
them:
http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/products/ohiodefined/symbols.html
http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/ohiopix/ohiosymbols/
http://www.mcdonald.k12.oh.us/es/OhioColor/OhioColor.htm
DISCOVER
OHIO
http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/products/ohiodefined/message.html
Discover Ohio is the place to learn about our vital,
diversified state and people. Topics range from Arts to Travel. Looking for
Ohio's state symbols? Choose "Ohio Facts" for that or other such
diverse subjects as Ohio census information, voter information, various
biographies, Ohio Trees, archaeology, environment, climate, and buildings.

http://www.dnr.ohio.gov/parks/default.htm

Ohio Memory
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Ohio
History Central
This
is an evolving, dynamic online encyclopedia that includes information
about Ohio's natural history, prehistory and history.
Although the encyclopedia is not yet complete, new information is
added periodically. If you do not find what you are looking for this
time, be sure to check back.
Each section contains written information, maps, timelines, and
images. Many of these pages link with one another to form a complete
and informative perspective. As installments are added each year, an
accurate overview of Ohio's past will be revealed. From archaeology to
Zoar, Ohio History Central is perfect for anyone wanting to learn more
about Ohio!
Look at ALL you can find out at these sites:
Ohio History
- African
American Experience Sites
- Sites related to the African American experience in Ohio.
- Evolution
of Ohio
- History, migration, economy, and population of Ohio's early
territories - developed jointly by OPLIN and the Ohio Historical
Society.
- Fallen
Timbers Battlefield Archaeological Project - Heidelberg College
http://www.heidelberg.edu/FallenTimbers/
- Project to locate & preserve the battlefield & to
understand actions before, during, & after this pivotal battle
near Toledo, Ohio, on Aug. 20, 1794, between the Native American
tribes of the Northwest Territory & Gen. Anthony Wayne's army.
- Famous
Ohioans
- Features biographies, games, reading lists, and Internet
links - developed jointly by OPLIN and Past, Present, Future, Inc.
- requires Macromedia Shockwave plugin
- Flights
of Inspiration - First Flight http://www.fi.edu/flights/first/intro.html
- Orville Wright donated notes, drawings, & models that he
& brother Wilbur made for their 1903 flight to the Franklin
Institute Science Museum. 50 years later, digitization allowed the
Institute to display the collection in an interactive format.
- Friends
of Fort Laurens Foundation http://www.friendsoffortlaurens.org/index.html
- Official Web site of Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort,
constructed in 1778 in Tuscarawas County.
- History
of Ohio State Government Agencies ./index.cfm?ID=11-58-225
- Highway Patrol, State Attorney General's Office, Department
of Commerce, and the Ohio Treasury.
- Ohio
and Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor
http://www.uakron.edu/bustech/canal/index.html
- Covers an area that stretches some 87 miles, paralleling the
canal built in the early 1800s to connect Lake Erie to the Ohio
River. Encompasses public & private lands, buildings, and
communities.
Ohio
Arts & Sports Facilities Commission - Historical Facilities
http://www.state.oh.us/afc/history.html
The OA&FSC is responsible for the preservation,
presentation, and improvement of several historical sites
throughout Ohio.
- Ohio
Bicentennial http://www.ohio200.org/
- Official Web site of the Ohio Bicentennial Commission.
Suggest ideas for your community & learn about the diverse
group of Ohioans who make up the Commission. Discover details of
Bicentennial programs already under way.
- Ohio
Biographies
- Learn more about unique individuals with Ohio ties.
- Ohio
Diners http://www.oh-diners.com
- A guide to historic diners in Ohio.
- Ohio
Governors
- List of Ohio's Governors, with their terms of office and
county of residence.
- Ohio
Historic Villages & Areas
- Ohio
Historical Society http://www.ohiohistory.org/
- Connect to the official depository for Ohio state government
archives and other collections, programs, facilities, and
services.
- Ohio
Historical Society Archive/Library http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/archlib/
- The Ohio Historical Society Archives/Library is, by law, the
archives for the State of Ohio, in addition to being the library
for the Society. The site provides an overview of the library's
services and links to a variety of resources
- Ohio
Historical Society Sites and Museums http://www.ohiohistory.org/places/
- The Ohio Historical Society: Places page provides
description, location, hours, admission, and contact information
for a network of over 60 of Ohio's historical attractions that it
operates. Search by region, name, or topic.
- Ohio
History http://publications.ohiohistory.org/ohstemplate.cfm?action=intro
- Ohio History, the scholarly publication of the Ohio
Historical Society, now has an online archive. Researchers can
browse the complete text of the journal, including footnotes and
images, from the premier issue released in June 1887 through the
Winter-Spring 2000 issue.
- Ohio
History Central http://www.ohiokids.org/ohc/index.html
- First two installments of an on-line encyclopedia from the
Ohio Historical Society. This site provides a wealth of
information, images, timelines, maps, and documents about Ohio’s
geography, geology, animals, and American Indian populations.
- Ohio
Maps
- Ohio
Maritime Museums and Historic Ships
- Ohio
Memory Online Scrapbook http://www.ohiomemory.org
- The Ohio Memory Online Scrapbook brings together digital
versions of historical collections from more than 250 archives,
historical societies, libraries, and museums. It contains more
than 700 items dating from prehistory to 1903, and additional
items will be added on a regular basis.
- Ohio
Memory Projects & Online Scrapbooks (local)
- Local memory projects and online scrapbooks highlighting
historical artifacts from specific towns or regions of Ohio.
- Ohio
Museums and Historic Sites
- Ohio
Statehouse http://www.statehouse.state.oh.us/
- Take a guided tour or learn about the history of the building
- developed by the Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board.
- Ohio
Women
- Links to information about women in Ohio's history, Women's
History Day in Ohio, and Women's studies opportunities in Ohio.
- Ohio
Women's Hall of Fame http://www.state.oh.us/odjfs/women/Halloffame/index.stm
- Established in 1978 by the Women's Division of the Ohio
Bureau of Employment Services (OBES) to create a public
recognition of the many outstanding contributions Ohio women have
made to their state and nation.
- Ohioana
Library http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/OHIOANA/
- Maintains and preserves a permanent collection of books and
music by Ohioans or about Ohio and disseminates information about
the work of Ohio writers, musicians, and other artists.
- Underground
Railroad in Erie County http://www.sanduskyohiocedarpoint.com/underground/
- Information about the history of the Underground Railroad in
Erie County, Ohio
- What's
the Point?: Identifying Flint Artifacts
- Identify your prehistoric Native American artifact and learn
more about how it was used.
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WebQuest of the Week
Ohio WebQuests are designed as "mini"
quests that can be completed by individual students or small groups
within 30 to 60 minutes. Each WebQuest covers one or more Ohio
proficiency objectives and grade levels.
For each WebQuest, there is a teacher lesson plan, a student WebQuest
page, and a 1-page student handout (pdf).
Click on the link below to see the WQ for this
week as well as others from the archive .
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Biographies of Famous Ohioans
Search alphabetically or by county:


Click On the Learn More About Picture to learn about:
Ohio Jones Learns Archaeology
What Tree
Is It?
What's
That Snake?
Prehistoric
Indians
Historic
Indian Heritage
Birthday Sites

Generates a time line based on the date you put in.
Includes songs, books, TV shows, prices, President, etc.




Find out what famous person was born on your birthday:
http://www.kidsparties.com/birthdates.htm
Celebrate Birthday Traditions
from Around the World:
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net
Take A Walk
Through History
See the exciting events that have occurred!!!
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Do you know what happened on
your birthday?
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Send this to a friend as a
present.
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Any Day In History is great
for school projects, education, and trivia buffs!
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Try this one too. You can choose to search for historical
events, who was born and/or who died on the day you select.
http://www.historyorb.com/cgi-bin/today/search.pl
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