Background The Alan Cottrill Sculpture Studio & Museum, located at 110 South 6th Street in Zanesville, Ohio, serves as both the working studio and gallery for renowned sculptor Alan Cottrill, who has been creating cast-bronze works since purchasing the space in 2003. Housing over 400 bronze sculptures—including more than 60 at life-size or larger—the facility…
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Brice Road Park 2026 – Video
Join us for a full walk through of the new Brice Road Park! It is a bit long, just over 9 minutes – so feel free to skip around if you please!
Ashland Easter Bunny
Background The Big Beautiful Bunnies in downtown Ashland, Ohio are a new spring tradition launched in 2026, designed by Peggy Yoder and her daughter Liz in collaboration with the same artists who created Ashland’s beloved Pumpkin People autumn displays. The project originated as a community initiative following the overwhelming success of the fall Pumpkin People…
Greenlawn Cemetery 2026 – Video
One of our first videos. We stopped by Greenlawn Cemetery in Columbus and did a bit of a walk around. Hope you enjoy it! More to come!
A First Time Deep Dive Into Hamilton, Ohio
Background Background summary provided by GrokAI 4.1-Fast Hamilton, Ohio, originated as Fort Hamilton, constructed between September and October 1791 by General Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, along the Great Miami River. Named in honor of Alexander Hamilton, the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, the fort served as a key supply depot…
Murals in Piqua, Ohio
Background Background summaries provided by the Dia Browser built -in AI chat. Piqua is a city in western Ohio, and it serves as one of the main communities in Miami County. The area has a rich history tied to early Native American settlements, the Miami and Erie Canal, and later, industrial development. Today, Piqua is…
John Quincy Adams Ward Sculpture In Oakdale Cemetery, Urbana – One Shot
Background This background summary was provided by the Dia Browser AI. John Quincy Adams Ward was a leading American sculptor known for his realistic public monuments. John Quincy Adams Ward (1830–1910) was one of the most influential American sculptors of the 19th century. Born in Urbana, Ohio, Ward developed an early interest in art and…
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