Ault Park is the 4th largest Cincinnati park. It is named in honor of Ida May and Levi Ault who took a great interest in Cincinnati parks. The main pavilion is built in the Italian Renaissance style. The grounds have gardens, trails and scenic views of the Little Miami Valley. This looks like a great…
Cornhenge
Officially named, Field of Corn(with Osage Orange Trees), this art installation was completed in 1994 with public funds by the Dublin Arts Council. There are 109 “ears” of corn in the field and three different molds were used in constructing the ears. The installation is in Franz Park located at 4995 Rings Road, Dublin, OH…
National Museum of the USAF – Part 2
And we are back again with even more images! The other 2 indoor sections are represented here. From Korea and Vietnam, to the Cold War and some modern craft as well. There was even a special guest appearance on the day we were there. See if you can spot them in one of the images…
Carillon Historical Park
Carillon Historical Park is a 65-acre park and museum in Dayton, Ohio.It houses buildings and exhibits relating the history of Dayton and its residents from 1796 to the present. It details the great people that called Dayton their home and made significant impact to the country and the world. Such famous names as the Wright Brothers,…
National Museum Of The USAF – Part 1
We paid a visit to the National Museum Of The USAF. Upon realizing how massive this place was, we decided that this would be a multi part article. This place has just too much to cover in one story and we want to do this magnificent place justice. Part One will cover the first wing, …
Zombie Walk Columbus 2013
It was that time again! The dead shambled for the good cause of collecting for the Mid Ohio Food Bank! Zombie Walk Columbus was another success and the Zombies have invaded downtown Columbus. They shambled past COSI and made their way across the Main Street bridge! Check out the images below – we were lucky…
Ohio Village – A look At Life in 1861 Ohio Towns
The Ohio Village is a section of the Ohio Historical Society Center on 17th Avenue in Columbus, OH It is designed to give you a sense of life back in a small town in Ohio during the time period of 1861 and 1865. You are free to wander the village and investigate the many places and…
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