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Historical Collections of Ohio
An Encyclopedia of the State:
History Both General and Local, Geography with Descriptions
Of Its Counties, Cities and Villages, Its Agricultural,
Manufacturing, Mining and Business Development,
Sketches of Eminent and Interesting
Characters, etc., with Notes
Of a Tour Over ItIllustrated With Engravings
Contrasting the Ohio of 1846 With 1886-90
From Drawings by the Author, 1846, of
gCities and Chief Towns, Public Buildings,
Historical Localities, Monuments, Curiosities,
Antiquities, Portraits, Maps, etc.
by
HENRY HOWE, LL. D
Author of Historical Collections of Virginia and Other WorksVolumes I and II
Copyright 1888 about Ohio history. \'Henry Howe\' books arereferred to time-and-time again and have became the standard history ofOhio!In 1840 Howe, joined with John Warner Barber to produce a history ofNew York state; Howe journeyed from county to county collecting datafor the book and Barber made sketches for illustrations. Histories ofNew Jersey and Virginia followed, 1842 and 1845 respectively.Howe began his history of Ohio in 1846. Starting in Marietta, he walkedand rode around the state interviewing early settlers, collecting data,and sketching points of interest. He wrote about Ohio history with notonly facts, but included some history of its settlements and incidentsillustrating the customs, the fortitude, the bravery and the privationsof its early settlers. Howe returned to New Haven to arrange thematerial and published Historical Collections of Ohio in 1847. InSeptember, 1885, Howe resolved to again make the tour of Ohio for a newedition. Since 1846 Ohio had more than doubled inpopulation. This book is a 1908 reprint of the 1888 update. Alongwith the original 1840\'s town sketches, this Centennial Edition hasupdated town sketches [1880\'s] after Howe revisited many of them.
If you\'ve never read a book by Howe, you\'re missing a treat. Hisknowledge of people is evident in his kind words and the text isdripping with knowledge. He includes history, facts, anecdotesand stories that are intriguing, humorous and historical. If you arefrom the areas included or not, you\'re in for an Ohio history treat!Volume I includes:Adams County (West Union) •AllenCounty (Lima) • Ashland County (Ashland) • Ashtabula County (Jefferson)• Athens County (Athens) • Auglaize County (Wapakoneta) •Belmont County (St. Clairsville) • BrownCounty (Georgetown) • Butler County (Hamilton) • Carroll County(Carrollton) • Champaign County (Urbana) • Clark County (Springfield)• Clermont County (Batavia) • Clinton County (Wilmington) •ColumbianaCounty (Lisbon) • Coshocton County (Coshocton) • Crawford County(Bucyrus) • Cuyahoga County (Cleveland) • Darke County (Greenville) •Defiance County (Defiance) • Delaware County (Delaware) • Erie County(Sandusky) • Fairfield County (Lancaster) •Fayette County (WashingtonCourt House) • Franklin County (Columbus, state capital) • FultonCounty (Wauseon) • Gallia County (Gallipolis) • Geauga County (Chardon)• GreeneCounty (Xenia) • Guernsey County (Cambridge) • Hamilton County(Cincinnati) • Hancock County (Findlay) • Hardin County (Kenton) •Harrison County (Cadiz) • Henry County (Napoleon) • HighlandCounty (Hillsboro) • Hocking County (Logan) • Holmes County(Millersburg) • HuronCounty (Norwalk) • Jackson County (Jackson) • Jefferson County(Steubenville) • Knox County (Mount Vernon)Volume II includes:Lake County (Painesville) •Lawrence County (Ironton) • Licking County (Newark) • Logan County(Bellefontaine) • Lorain County (Elyria) • Lucas County (Toledo) •Madison County (London) • Mahoning County (Youngstown) • Marion County(Marion) • Medina County (Medina) • Meigs County (Pomeroy) • MercerCounty (Celina) • Miami County (Troy) • Monroe County (Woodsfield) •Montgomery County (Dayton) • Morgan County (McConnelsville) • MorrowCounty (Mount Gilead) • Muskingum County (Zanesville) • Noble County(Caldwell) • Ottawa County (Port Clinton) • Paulding County (Paulding)• Perry County (New Lexington) • Pickaway County (Circleville) • PikeCounty (Waverly) • Portage County (Ravenna) • Preble County (Eaton) •Putnam County (Ottawa) • Richland County (Mansfield) • Ross County(Chillicothe) • Sandusky County (Fremont) • Scioto County (Portsmouth)• Seneca County (Tiffin) • Shelby County (Sidney) • Stark County(Canton) • Summit County (Akron) • Trumbull County (Warren) •Tuscarawas County (New Philadelphia) • Union County (Marysville) • VanWert County (Van Wert) • Vinton County (McArthur) • Warren County(Lebanon) • Washington County (Marietta) • Wayne County (Wooster) •Williams County (Bryan) • Wood County (Bowling Green) • Wyandot County(Upper Sandusky)
COPYRIGHT: Vol. I: Copyright is 1888 with 1898 on title page; Vol. II: Copyright is 1888 with 1896 on title page
PUBLISHER: Laning Printing
PAGES: Vol. I - 992 pgs; Vol. II 911 pgs. measuring7\" x 9.5\"
CONDITION: This old complete 2-book set will make thewinner asolidreading or research copy if you are more interested in content thanappearance. This will be a chance to pick up this century-old rare setof books much cheaper than a \'collector\' set. Someone tried to repairthe first 2 or 3 pages of both books but probably didn\'t realize whattape would do. As you can see in the pics below, the tape has yellowedand left tape ghosts on the first couple of pages. Vol. II is missingthe frontispiece. Other than that, both text blocks are solid and invery good condition. The spines have been recovered with black leatherand new endpapers appear in both books, front and rear. Newheadbanding now appears at the head and heal of the spines. The leatherboardcorners have some chipping with no leather rot. Front and rear boardcloth is in very nice condition. The pages are not brittle and noodors. This is a solid set.Volume I includes the following Adams through Knox cities,towns and village:First Section (this section appears in Vol. I only):
General history of Ohio (to pg pg 49)
General Description of Ohio (to pg 58)
Geography and Geology of Ohio by Edward Orton (to pg 89)
Glacial Man in Ohio by Prof. G Frederick (to pg page 99)
History of Agriculture in Ohio by Norton S Townshend (to pg 109)
Mines and Mining Resources of Ohio y Andrew Roy (to pg 118)
Pioneer Engineers of Ohio by Col Charles Whittlesey: James Gedders •Samuel Forrer: (to 121)
Early Civil Jurisdiction, South Shore of Lake Erie (to pg 123)
State of Ohio - Sources of Her Strength (to pg 127)
Public Lands of Ohio (to pg 136)
History of Educational Progress in Ohio (to pg page 149)
Ohio In the Civil War by Gen. John Beatty: includes a list of OhioGenerals (to pg 154)
Roll of Members of the Ohio Commandery, Loyal Legion of the UnitedStates (to pg 165):
includes list of Ohio Commandery Officer, 1889-1890 and a list ofmembers of Ohio Commandery, June, 1889 Ohio Officers
State and National: includes a list of state officials from 1788 to1888 (to pg 176)
Ohio Society of New York: includes list of members and former home ofeach in Ohio to 1888 (to pg 183)
Glance at Ohio History and Historical Men (to pg 187)
Work of Ohio in the US Sanitary Commission in the Civil War (to pg 199)
Why Is Ohio Called The Buckeye State: (to pg 207)
Inspection of Workshops and Factories of Ohio (to pg 216)
Ordinance of 1787 (to pg 221)Cities, Towns and Villages Volume I:
Aberdeen • Ada • Albany • Arcanum • Archbold • Ansonia • Arcadia •Ashland • Ashley • Ashtabula • Athens • Austinburg • AvondaleBarnesville • Batavia • Beaver Dam • Bedford • Bellaire • Bentonville •Bellbrook • Bellevue • Benton Ridge • Berea • Berlin • Berlin Heights •Bethel • Black Creek • Blanchester • Bloomfield • Bloomingburg •Bluffton • Bond Hill • Boston • Bowerston • Bridgeport • Brilliant •Brooklyn • Buchtel • BucyrusCadiz • Cairo • Cambridge • Camp Dennison • Canal Winchester • CarbonHill • Carrollton • Carthage • Castalia • Cedarville • Centreburg •Chagrin Falls • Chambersburg • Chardon • Chester Cross Roads • Chicago• Cincinnati • Clarksville • Cleves • Cleveland • Clifton • Clifton •Coalton • College Hill • College Corner • Collinwood • Columbiana •Columbus • Conneaut • Coolville • Coshocton • Crestline • Crown CityDanville • Deersville • Defiance • Delaware • Delphos • Delta • Deshler• DunkirkEast Cleveland • East Liverpool • East Palestine • Elida • Elmwood •Elliottsville • Enon • EuclidFairfield • Fayette • Fayetteville • Felicity • Findlay • Flushing •Forest • Franklinton • Fredericktown • FreeportGalena • Galion • Gallipolis • Gambier • Geneva • Georgetown •Gettysburg • Glendale • Glenville • Gore • Greenfield • Greenville •GreenwichHamilton • Harlem Springs • Harrison • Harrisville • Hartwell •Haydenville • Hayesville • Hicksville • Higginsport • Hillsborough •Holgate • Holmesville • Home City • Hopedale • Huntsburg • HuronIndependence • Irondale • IvorydaleJackson • Jamestown • Jefferson • Jeffersonville • Jeromeville • JewettKenton • Killbuck • KingsvilleLafayette • Lancaster • Laurelville • Leesburgh • Leesburg • Leetonia •Liberty Centre • Lima • Linwood • Lockland • Locust Grove • Logan •Loudonville • Loveland • LynchburgMadisonville • Manchester • Martin\'s Ferry • Martinsburg • Martinsville• McComb • Mechanicsburg • Mechanicstown • Middlefield • Middletown •Milan • Milford • Millersburg • Millville • Mingo Junction • Minster •Monroeville • Morristown • Moscow • Mt Auburn • Mt Blanchard • MtHealthy • Mt Pleasant • Mt Vernon • Mt Victory • Mt Washington • MurrayCity • MutualNapoleon • Nashville • Nelsonville • Neville • Newburgh • NewAlexandria • New Athens • New Bremen • New Carlisle • New Harrisburg •New Lisbon • New London • New Paris • New Petersburg • New Richmond •New Vienna • North Bend • North Fairfield • North Lewisburg • NorwalkOak Hill • Ohio City • Olmstead Falls • Osborn • Ostrander • OxfordParkman • Patriot • Patterson • Perrysville • Point Pleasant • Polk •Port Williams • Price\'s HillReading • Richmond • Ridgeway • Ripley • Rock Creek • Rome • Roscoe •Roundhead • RussellvilleSabina • Salem • Salineville • Sandusky • Sandy Springs • Savannah •Scio • Sinking Springs • Smithfield • Somerville • South Bloomingville• South Charleston • Spencerville • Springfield • Spring Valley • StBernard • St Clairsville • St Mary\'s • Steubenville • SunburyTorontoUnion City • Urbana • UtopiaVan Buren • VanLue • Venice • Vermillion • VersaillesWakeman • Walker\'s • Wapakonetta • Washington C H • Washington •Washingtonville • Wauseon • Wellston • Wellsville • West Chester • WestCleveland • Westerville • Westminster • Westwood • West Union •Whitehouse • Williamsburg • Wilmington • Winchester • Winesburgh •Woodstock • Worthington • WyomingXenia • Yellow Spring
Volume II includes the following Lake through Wyandotcities,towns and villages:Adamsville • Avdrian •Akron • Alexandria • Alliance •Anna • Antwerp • Apple Creek • Ashville • AtticaBainbridge • Bairdstown • Batesville • Beach City • Beallsville •Beavertown • Belmore • Belpre • Belle Center • Bellefontaine •Bellville • Berlin • Bettsville • Beverly • Blake\'s Mills • Bloomfield• Bloomville • Bolivar • Bowling Green • Bradford • Bradner • Broadway• Brookville • Bryan • Buena Vista • Burlington • Burbank • ButlervilleCalais • Caledonia • Caldwell • Camden • Cameron • Canal Dover • CanalFulton • Canton • Canfield • Cardington • Carey • Carroll • Casstown •Cecil • Celina • Centerville (Morrow) • Centerville (Montgomery) •Chambersburg • Chester • Chesterfield • Chillicothe • Chippewa Lake •Circleville • Clarington • Clarksburg • Clinton • Clyde • Coldwater •Columbus Grove • Commercial Point • Congress • Convoy • Copley Centre •Corning • Cortland • Covington • Creston • Cuyahoga FallsDague • Dalton • Darbyville • Dayton • Deavertown • De Graff • Delphos• Dennison • Dexter City • Doylestown • Dresden • DupontEagleport • Eaton • Edgerton • Edinburg • Edison • Edon • Eldorado •Elmore • ElyriaFairport • Farmersville • Fort Jennings • Fort Seneca • Foster\'sCrossings • Fostoria • Frankfort • Franklin • Frazeysburg •Fredericksburg • Freeport • Fremont • FletcherGarrettsville • Galena • Genoa • Germantown • Gibsonburg • Gilboa •Girard • Glandorf • Gnadenhutten • Grafton • Grand Rapids • Granville •Graysville • Green Camp • Green Spring • GreentownHamden • Hanging Rock • Hanover • Hardin • Harmer • Hartford •Harveysburg • Haskins • Hebron • Hiram • Homer • Hubbard • Hudson •Huntersville • HuntsvilleIberia • Independence • Ironton • Jasper • Jersey City • Johnstown •Johnsville • Junction CityKalida • Kent • King\'s Mills • Kingston • Kinsman • KirbyLa Grange • La Rue • Lakeside • Latty • Lebanon • Leipsic • Lena •Lewisburg • Lexington • Limaville • Lindsey • Liverpool • Lockington •Lodi • London • Lorain • Louisville • Lowell • Lowellville • LowerNewport • Lucas • LucasvilleMcArthur • Macksburg • Madison • Magnetic Springs • Magnolia •Maineville • Malta • Manchester • Mansfield • Mantua • Mantua Station •Mapleton • Marengo • Marion • Marietta • Marlboro • Marseilles •Marshallville • Marysville • Mason • Massillon • Matamoras • MaumeeCity • McConnellsville • Medina • Mercer • Mendon • Mentor • Miamisburg• Middlebury • Middlepoint • Middleport • Midway • Millbury •Millersport • Milford Centre • Mineral City • Minersville • MineralRidge • Minerva • Mt Gilead • Mt Sterling • Mogadore • Montpelier •Montra • Morrow • Mount Eaton • Mount Union • MurdochNational Soldier\'s Home • Navarre • Newark • New Berlin • Newcomerstown• New Bloomington • New Concord • New Franklin • New Holland • NewLebanon • New Lexington • New Paris • New Philadelphia • New Riegel •New Straitsville • Newton Falls • Nevada • Niles • North Amherst •North Baltimore • North LawrenceOak Harbor • Oakwood • Oberlin • Orrville • Osnaburg • OttawaPainesville • Palmyra • Pataskala • Paulding • Payne • Pemberville •Perrysburg • Petersburg • Piketon • Pioneer • Piqua • Plain City •Pleasant Hill • Plymouth • Poland • Pomeroy • Port Clinton • PortJefferson • Port Washington • Portsmouth • Proctorville • Prospect •Put-In-BayQuincy • Racine • Randolph • Ravenna • Rendville • Republic • Richfield• Richwood • Ridgeville • Rising Sun • Roseville • RushsylvaniaSarahsville • Sciotoville • Scott • Seville • Shane\'s Crossings •Shanesville • Shawnee • Shelby • Shiloh • Shreve • Sidney • Somerset •Somerford • South Bloomfield • South Salem • South Solon • Sparta •Springboro • Springdale • Stafford • Sterling • Stryker • Sycamore • StHenry • Stockport • Summerfield • Sylvania • SyracuseTallmadge • Tarlton • Taylorsville • Three Locusts • Thornport •Thornville • Tiffin • Tippecanoe • Toledo • Tontogany • Townsend • Troy• TwinsburgUhrichsville • Uniontown • Uniontown • Unionville • Upper Newport •Upper Sandusky • Utica • Vandalia • Van WertWadsworth • Waldo • Warren • Washingtonville • Waterford • Waverly •Waynesburg • Waynesville • Wellington • Weston • West Alexandria • WestChester • West Elkton • Western Star • West Salem • West Union • WestJefferson • West Liberty • West Mansfield • West Middleburg • WestMilton • Wharton • Wheelersburg • Whisler • Wilkesville • Williamsport• Willoughby • Willshire • Wilmot • Winchester • Windham • Woodsfield •Woodville • WoosterYork • YoungstownZaleski • Zanesfield • Zanesville • ZoarPartial list of names, topics and places mentioned in the texts:Volume I:
Abbott, David, Escape of •Abolitionists, Salem • Ammens • Andrews, Lorin, Ohio\'s First Volunteer• Andrews, S J • Anti-Slavery Societies • Appleseed, Johnny • Arbor DayCelebration, First in Ohio • Ash Cave • Ashtabula HarborBachelor Hermits Two • Badger, Rev, Joseph • Bark Cutters • Beatty,John • Beatty, Gen John • Bebb, Gov William • Beckett, William •Beecher, Hon Philemon • Beecher, Rev Dr Lyman • Beecher, Catharine •Benedict, Platt • Bingham, Hon John • Bishop, Gov Richard M • BlackHoof • Blind Institution for the • Bloss, G M D • Blue Jacket • Boone,Daniel, Anecdotes of • Boquet, Col Henry • Bowman, Expedition of •Boynton, Gen H V • Bradstreet\'s Expedition • Bravery of Capt McClelland• Brown, Gov Ethan Allen • Brown, Hon Ezekiel • Broadhead\'s Expedition• Bullit, Capt • Burnet, Judge Jacob • Burnet Woods • John PeterRomaine • \"Buskirk\'s Battle\" • Byxbe, Col MosesCampbell, Col Lewis D • Captivity and Escape of Sarnuel Davis • Captureand Escape of Dr John Knight • Carney, Gov Thomas • Carpenter, Charles• Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton • Cary, Alice • Cary, Gen Samuel F •Cary, Phoebe • Cass, Major • Central Insane Asylum • Chase, BishopPhilander • Chase, Hon Salmon P, Boyhood Pranks • Chase, Sec\'y Salmon P• Chillicothe, Old • Cincinnati Court House Riot of 1884 • Cincinnatiin the War Times • Cincinnati Jail Riot of 1848 • Cincinnati,Settlement • Cincinnati Southern Railway • Cincinnati Under Martial Law• Cist, Charles • Civil War, Ohio • Clarke, Robert • C DescriptionWidlam • Cleveland, Its Past and Present • Cleveland, Gen Moses • CoalTrade on the River Early • Cockerill, Col John A • Coffin, Levi •Coffinsberry, Andrew • Cole, Thomas •Collier, James • ConfederateConspiracy at Sandusky • Contraband Soldiers • Cooke, Eleutheros •Cooke, Jay, Anecdote • Coon-Skin Library • Copperas Works • Coppock,Edwin, Last Letter of • Copus Tragedy • Corbin, Maldiw • Corwin,Thomas, Anecdotes • Coshocton Campaign • Courts, Primitive • Cowles,Betsy M • Crawford, Col • Custer\'s Birthplace • Customs, Early •Cumming, Rev E H • Cyclone at Washington Court House • Cyclone JamestownDarke, Gen William • Dayton, Riley Trapper and Hunter • Deaf and DumbAsylum • Defiance, Port, Naming • Delaware Tribe • Deserters Executed •Deserted Camp • Devenny, Capt John • Dickey, Hon Alfred S • Donalson,Israel, Captivity of • Dorn, Hon Henry • Dow, Lorenzo • Downing, Escape• Drake, Benjamin • Drake, Dr Daniel • Drinking Habits of CincinnatiPioneers • Drouillard, Joseph • Dunkards, Society • Dunlap\'s StationAttacked • Drummed Off the IslandEckley, Gen Ephraim R • Eden Park •Edgingtons, Attack • Ellison,Andrew, Captivity of • Enos, Dr Robert K • Erkenbrecher, Andrew •Escape of Eliza Harris • Evans, Platt, as a Captain • Ewing, Thomas,and FamilyFarrar, Hon Wm M • Feeble-Minded Youth, Institution • Fee, Mary E •Flood Xenia • Findlay, Gen James • First Gas Wells at Findlay • FirstNewspaper • First Settlements in Hamilton Co • First Anti-SlaverySpeech in U S Congress • Fink, Mike • Fink, Capt John • Foot, John A •Force, Gen M F, Sketch of • Ford, Gov Seabury • Fortieth Ohio Infantry• Fort Amanda; Fort Barbee, Fort Defiance, Fort Dilhie\'s, Fort FrenchFort Margarets, Fort Gower, Fort Greenville, Fort Hamilton, FortHarrison, Fort Industry, Fort Jefferson, Fort Jennings, Fort Junandat,Fort Recovery, Fort Winchester, Fort Sandusky • Forrer, Samuel •Foraker, Gov J B • Fort Findlay, Fort Finney, Fort HillFort McArthur,Fort Washington • Freest City on the Globe • French Settle Gallipolis •Freshet of February, 1832 • Funks, Fighting Family ofGallagher, William Davis • Galloway, Samuel • Gas Wells of Findlay •Geddes, James • Geological Surveys, • German Element in Cincinnati •Giddings, Joshua R, Anecdotes of • Giddings, Joshua R • Giles, John, ATalk with • Girty Brothers • Girty, James, An Interview with • Girty,Simon • \"Globe Factory\" The • Glacial Man in Ohio • Goodale, Dr Lincoln• Goshorn, Sir A T • Grant, Jesse R • Grant, U S, Boyhood of •Reminiscences of Parents of • Grape Culture at Martin\'s Ferry •Graveyard, Ancient • Great Dam at Cincinnati in Ice Age • Great IndianCouncil • Greatest Floods in Ohio River • Greene, Mrs, Captivity of •Greenville Treaties • Greenwood, Milea • Groesbeck, Hon Win S • GuthrieGray RegimentHall, Capt Chas P • Halstead, Murat • Hamer, Gen Thomas Lyon • Hammond,Charles • Hardin, Col John • Harper, Hon Lecky • Harris, Col Leonard A• Harrison, Gen, Interview with Tecumseh • Harpers, Privations • HaydenFalls • Hayden, Peter • Hentz, Mrs Caroline • Hewitt, Moses, Captivityand Escape of • Hinkson, Col • Hitchcock, Judge Peter • Hocking ValleyCoal Mines • Hoge, Rev Dr James • Holmes County Rebellion • Howells,William Dean • Howells, William Dean • Howard, J Quay • Hughes, RevJoseph S • Hunt, Josiah, The Indian Fighter • Hunter, Capt Joseph •Hurd, Hon Frank H • Hutchins, Capt ThomasInclined Planes • Indians, Delaware • Indians, Friendships of • IndiansTried for Murder • Indian Towns • Indian Chiefs, • Industrial Home forGirls • Industrial Home for Boys • Inscription Rock • Itinerant\'s NestJamieson, Milton • Jerome, John Baptiste • Jewett, Hon Hugh J • Jewett,Judge Thomas L • Johnson\'s Island • Jurisdiction, Early CivilKail, Mrs Mary E • Karg Gas Well • Kautz, Gen August V • Keifer, Gen JWarren • Kelly, Hon Alfred • Kelley\'s Island, Grape Culture of •Kelley, Datus • Kennan, George • Kenton, Simon, Conversion of • KenyonCollege • Kilbourne, Col James • Kilbourne, John • Kirkwood, Capt,Cabin of, Attacked • Kirtland, Jared Potter • Knight, Prof, George WLane, Judge Ebertezer • Lathain, E P • Leatherhips, Execution of •Leavitt, Judge H H • Lee, Gen John Calvin • Leffel, James Inventor •Leggett, Gen Mortimer • Lesquereuy, Prof Leo • Life Among the Indiansof the Maumee • Logan, The Mingo Chief • Longworth, Nicholas • Lundy,Benj • Lytle, Gen • Lytle Gen Win H • Mad Ann Bailey, Heroine of PointPleasant • Mann, Horace • Mansfield, E D • Manufactures of Springfield• Map, First, of Ohio • Margaret Garner Case • Markbreit, Leopold •Martin\'s Mrs Story • Mastodons • Mather, Dr William • Matthews JusticeStanley • McBride, James • McDonald, James A W • McKeever, Abbie C •MacLean, J P • Medary, Samuel • Mendenhall, Prof T C • Miller, Col John• Milhiken, John M • Milliken, Thomas • Milliken, Col Minor • Minter,Capt John • Mitchell, Gen Ormsby M • Moor, Gen August • Morehouse, GovA P • Morgan, Gen G W • Morgan\'s Raid Through Ohio • Morris, Sr, Thomas• Moselle Explosion • Mt Pleasant • Mud Cottage of an Emigrant •Murder, Execution of Indian forNash, Judge Simeon • Nast, Dr Wilhelm • Natural Gas Wells of Lancaster• Nichols, Col Geo Ward • N•ggering Corn • North Bend in 1846 • NorthBend, settlement of • Norwalk Academy • Noyes, Gen Edward POgontz Story of • Ohio River Flood • Ohio History and Historical Men •Ohio River Experiences • Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home •Oil-Field Largest on the Globe • Oldest Methodist Church in Ohio •Ordinance of 1787 • Orton, Prof Edward • \"Over the Rhine\"Paddy\'s Run • Paleohiths • Paper-Mill, First in Ohio • Past and Presentof Columbus • Payne, Sr, Henry B, Sketch of Peculiar Cartridges •Pendleton, Hon Geo H • Pensioner of the Revolutionary War • Perkins,Joseph • Personal Experiences with Cincinnati Home Guards • Peters, MrsSarah • Peters, Hugh • Pettenger, William •Penitentiary Ohio •Piatt,Jacob Wykoff • Piatt, John II • Pike, Samuel N • Pihlories, Stocks andWhipping Post • Pioneer Trials • Pipe, Capt • Piqua, Destruction of •Plumb, Senator Preston B • Poe, Adam and Andrew Indian Fighters •Epitaph of Reuben Miller • Fifty Years Ago • Powder-Mill Explosion •Powell, Judge Thomas W • Prehistoric Monunients of Hamilton County •Pugh, Hon Geo E • Purcell, Archbishop John BQuitman, John Anthony • Railway Disaster, Ashtabula • Rankin, Rev John• Read, P Buchanan • Reemelin, Karl Gustave • Reese, Dr Freidrich •Reid, Whitelaw • Reilly, John • Relic, Ancient • Dr Watt and JamesGalloway • First Landing of Surveyors on • Reynoids, Jeremiah N,Romantic History of • Rock Bridge • Rock House • Rodter, Heinrich •Riot of 1841 • Rosecrans, Gen W S • Rouse, Mrs R E C • Rudolph, Major,Fate and Cruelty of • Ruffner Fight • Ruffner Family, Massacre of •Ruggles, Hon Ahmnon • Russell, Addison PScalping of Col Elliott • Scioto Company • Scioto Salt Works • Seitz,Enoch Berry • Serpent Mound • Shaw, Suffering Beanie • Shaylor, Capt,Escape of • Sheep Raising, Profits of • Shellabarger, Hon Samuel, •Sherman, judge Charles • Simpson, Bishop • Sinton • Slave Hunters atRankins • Slave Rescue Ad White Case • Smith, Solomon • Society ofFriends at Wapakonetta • Spencer, Platt R • Spencer, Oliver M • SpringGrove Cemetery • Stage-Coach Talk • Stahlo, Judge J B • Stanbery, HonHenry • Standing Stone, Time • Stanton Family • Starbuck, Calvin W •State Institutions at Columbus • Starling, Lyne • Steptoe, Rev Stephen,Experience of • Storer, Judge Bellamy • Stowe, Mrs Harriet Beecher •Stowe, Prof Calvin E • Sullivant, Michael • Sullivant, Joseph • Swan,Joseph R • Swayne, Chief Justice • Sweatland, Solomon • Symmes CityLaid Out • Symmes, Judge John Cleves • Symmes\' Hole • Symmes, JudgeNotice of • Sycamores TwinTablet Cincinnati • Taft, Judge Alphonso • Tailor Justice, Time •Tappan, Judge Benj • Tecumseh • Temperance Crusade Women\'s • Thomas,Capt, Death of • Thrilling Adventure of Mary Robinson • Thurman, JudgeAllen G • Tornado of 1887 • Trees, Famous • Trimble, Gov Allen •Trollope\'s Folly • Tupper, Gen E W, Anecdote of • Turkey Bottom •Tuttle, Hudson • Tyler Davidson FountainUnderground Railroad, First Station • Underground Railroad •Underground Railroad, President ofVallandighanm, Clement L, Biography of • Vahlandigham Campaign • VanDerveer, Gen Ferdinand • Vance, Gov Joseph • Van Tassel, Rev Isaac •Vaughn, John C • Vaughn, Prof Daniel • Virginia Military Lands •Volunteers to Civil War, First Company • Von Stein, Albert • Voorhees,Senator Daniel WWade, Benj F • Wade, Jephtha H • Wagoners, Attack on •Walk-In-The-Water, First Steamboat on Lake Erie • Ward, J Q A • Ward,James W • Warder, Dr John A • Warmus • Washburn, Neil • Wayne, ‘MadAnthony\" Anecdotes of • Weitzel, Gen Gottfried • Welch, Judge J •Weller, Hon J B • West, Charles W • Wetzel, Adventure of the IndianHunter • Wetzel, Lewis • Whingwy Pooshies, Grief of • Whipping, APublic • Whiteeyes, Capt, Death of • White Woman, Mary Harris, The •Whittridge, Worthington • Whittlesey, Col Charles • Wickedest Man inOhio • Wilberforce University •Wilhich, Gen August • Wills\' Creek,Whites Attacked near •Wilcox, Phineas Bacon • Windom, William • WitchStory • Witch Story, A • Women\'s Raid at Greenfield • Women\'sTemperance Crusade • Woods, John • Woodmansee, James • Wormlee Dr P Gand Mrs • Wright, Prof G Frederick • Young, Gov Thomas L • Zane s Trace• Zane, Elizabeth, Heroism of • Zeigler, Major David • ZoologicalGardens
Volume II:
Adena,Seat of Gov.Worthington • Akron School System • AlderAmong the Indians • Alder, Jonathan • Alger, Gen. Russell A • Allen,Gov. William • Alliance Disaster • Allison, Senator William B • Amongthe Graves • Ancient Relics • Ancient Works • Anderson, Gov. Chas •Andrews, Rev. Dr. I. W • Andrews\' Raid • Anecdotes of Corwin • AnimalIntelligence • Appleseed, Johnny • Ashley, Hon. J. M • Attack on FortRecovery • Atwater, Caleb • An Early Traveler\'s Visit to Granville • AnEducational Hero • An Immigrant\'s Experiences • An Indian\'s Sense ofHonorBacon, Delia • Bacon, Rev. David, Missionary and Colonizer • Bacon,Rev. Dr. Leonard • Badger, Rev. Joseph • Baldwin, Hon. Michael 5 •Bancroft, H. H • Bartley, Gov. Mordecai • Battle near Fort St. Clair •Battle of Point Pleasant, Song • Beall, Gen. Reasin • Beard, James H •Beard, William. H • Between-the-Logs • Bigot, Rev. Wm • Birchard,Sardis • Big Sycamore • Birds of Ohio • Black Hand Narrows •Blennerhassetts, The • Blue Rock Mine Disaster • Brady, the IndianFighter • Brave Judge, A • Brayton Mystery • Brice, Senator Calvin S •Briggs, Dr. Caleb • Brinkerhoff, Gen. Roeliff • Brinkerhoff, JudgeJacob • British Duplicity • Bromine, Manufacture of • Brown, John, ofOsawatomie • Brown, John Porter • Brown, the Counterfeiter • Bonser,Major Isaac • \"Boston Bankers\" • Bosworth, Sala • Buchtel College •Buckingham, Ebenezer • Buckingham, Alvah • Buckland, Gen. R. P • Buell,Gen. Don Carlos • Building of Fort Meigs • Burley Trial at Port Clinton• Burlingame, Hon. Anson • Burlington Storm • Burning a Bewitched Horse• Burning of Col. Crawford • Bushnell, Dr. WmCampbell, John • Campbell, Judge John V • Campbell, Mrs. Mary Small •Campus Martius • Capture and Suicide of a Fugitive Slave • Cass, Gov.Lewis • Catholic Church, Oldest in Ohio • Cattle Business • CeleronDeBienville\'s Expedition. • Chambers, Charles Julius • CharcoalFurnaces • Charities at the White House • Children\'s Home • Children\'sHomes, Origin • Claflin Family • Clarke\'s Expedition • Cholera • Coaland iron of Perry County • Coal Mining in Mahoning County • Coggshall,Wm. T • Col. Ball\'s Skirmish • Comly, Gen. James M • CommunistSettlement at Zoar • Cox, Hon. S. S • Cooke, Jay • Cornstalk, TheIndian Chief • Corwin, Gov. Thomas • County Seat Conflict • Cox, Gen.J. D • Cox, Kenyon • Cooper, Daniel C • Cradlebaugh, Judge John • CraneTown • Crawford\'s Campaign • Crawford\'s Interview with Wingenund •Creighton. Dr. William • Crook, Gen. George • Culpeper Flag •Cumberland Road • Curry, Col. James • Curry, Otway • Curtis, Gen. S. R• Curtis, Henry B • Cutler, Charles • Cutler, Jervis • Cutler, JudgeEphraim • Cutler, Hon. William P • Cutler, Rev. Dr. ManassehDay at Speigel Grove • Dalzell, James M. (\"Private\") • Davis, Dr. E. H• Dawes, Gen. R. R • Dawes, Gov. James W • Dean Rafts • Devil\'s TeaTable • Devoll, Capt. Jonathan • Dickens, Charles, at Upper Sandusky •Discourse on Salt • Double-Headed Baby • Douglass, Richard • Driesbach,Herr, the Lion Tamer • Drinking Habits in old Times • Drouth of 1838 •Drummer Boy of Shiloh • Duel of Gov. Lucas • Dunlevy, Judge Francis •Dunmore\'s ExpeditionEarly Experiences in the Scioto Valley • Early Iron Trade • EarlySettlements and Incidents • Earthquakes • Eaton, Gen. John • Eckert,Gen. T. T • Edwards, John M • Edwards, Rev. William • Elliott, Capt •Elkins, Hon. Stephen B • Elm, Chillicothe • Elm, Logan • Elm, Marietta• Ely, Seneca W • Emigration of 1817-18 • Emmiitt, Hon. James •Erection of Fort Harmar • Ewing, Mrs. Catherine Fay • Execution ofDeserters • Exiles, Poem • Experience of Col. Caris • Experience of theKellysFairchild, Gen. Lucius • Fallen Timbers, Battle • Father Wilson •Fearing, Gen. B. D • Forts: Ancient; Harmar; Laurens; Loramie; Meigs;Seneca; St. Clair; Stephenson or Sandusky • Finley, Rev. J. B • Finney,Rev. Chas. G • First Discovery of Petroleum • First Laws in Ohio •First Library in Ohio • First Mail to the Reserve • First Oil Well inOhio • First Steamer on the Muskingum • First White Child Born in Ohio• Flagg, Hon. Wm. J • Flint Ridge • Floating Mills • Foster, SecretaryCharles • Four Spies • Fourth of July Celebrations • Frailty\'s Shield,Poem • French Grant • French Settlers, Characteristics • Friendship ofMrs. Hayes • Fuller, Francis • Fuller, Gen. John W • Fuller, MettaGage, Mrs. Frances Dana • Garfield, President James A • Garner Case •Gas, Oil, Lime, etc • German Catholic Community • Gibraltar. A Visit •Gibson, Gen. Wm. H • Gilmore, Col. Wm. E • Gilmore, Gen. Q. A • GirlsStolen by Indians • Glass, A. M. Francis • Guadenhutten Monument •Goddard, Gen. Charles B • Governor Tod, Song • Graded Way • Grand ArmyVeterans • Granger Family • Grant, Jesse • Greeley\'s Influence on theReserve • Greentown Indians • Grimke, Judge FrederickHagan, Rev. John J • Hamilton, Capt. H. C • Hancock, Dr. John • HangingRock Iron Region • Harris, Bishop William H • Harrison Convention atDayton, 1840 • Harrison, Peril • Harter, Hou, M. D • Harvey, Prof.Thomas W • Hayes, Ex-Pres. R. B • Hayes, Speech of Gen • Hayes, Mrs.Lucy Webb • Heckewelder, Maria • Heckewelder, Rev. John G. E •Hendricks, Col.George D • Hendricks, Vice-Pres. Thomas A. • HeroicAdventures of the Johnson Boys • Heroism and Agility of Kennan •Hewitt, The Hermit • Hildreth, Dr. S. P • Hill, Gen. Charles. W •Hillman, Col. James • Hinckley Hunt • Hinsdale, Prof. B. A • HogStories • Home in the Wilderness • Morton, Hon. Valentine B • Horton,Samuel D • How the First Settlers Came to Ohio • Hood, Walter C • Hoopsand Staves, How Made • Hudson\'s Settlement on the Reserve • Huford,Alexander • Humorous Versification • Humphrey, Gov. L U • Huntington,Gov. Samuel •Iliff, John W • Indian Council on Death ol Tarhe • Indian Death Song •Indian Decoy Boats • Indian Execution for Witchcraft • Indian Gratitude• Indian Trails • Indian TreatiesJewett, Hon. Hugh J • Johnston, Col. John • Jones, Tom • Jung, Rev.Michael • Jungman, Rev. John GKeel-Boats, How Manned • Kent, Marvin • Kenton, Anecdotes of Simon •Keyes, James • Klippart, Prof. J H • Knight, Dr. Edward H • Knowles,William • Kountz, John SLadd, Rev. Dr. G. T • Lakeside, A Visit • Langham\'s DesperateEnterprise • Langston, Prof. John M • Laselle, Antoine • Last IndianTreaty in Ohio • Last Revolutionary Soldier • Lawrence, Judge William •Legend of Duncan Falls • Legend of Roche de Boeuf • Legend of Veronica• Let\'s Shake, Poem • Lieut. Lowry • Limestone Quarries • LittleTurtle, The Indian Chief • Live Stock Sales at Londan • Locke, David R.(Petroleum Nasby) • Log Cabin Campaign • Log-Cabin Song • Logan\'sExpedition • Logan, Last Years • Logan\'s Speech • Loramie, Peter •Loramie Portgage and Reservoir • Lorraine\'s Narrative • Lost Children •Lost in the Woods • Louis Phillippe, King of France • Lucas, Gov.Robert • Lutz, SamuelMacGahan, Januarius Aloysius • Madeira, Col. John • Magnetic Springs •Mails and Supplies for Pioneers • Make it Four, Yer Honor, Poem •Manderson, Sen. Charles. F • Manor, Uncle Pete • Mansfield, E. D •Marietta Centennial • Marietta College • Marietta Society at an EarlyDay • Marquis, Hon. William V • Massie, Gen. Nathaniel • Match Industry• Medill, Hon. Joseph • Meigs, Gov. Return Jonathan • Mineral Water •Mob, Market House • Mode of Clearing off Virgin Forests • Monster GrapeVine • Moravian Missions • Moravian Mission • Moravian Missionaries •Moravian Missionary, First in Ohio • Morehouse, Gov. Albert P •Morgan\'s Raid • Mormons • Morrow, Gov. Jeremiah • Morse, Hon. John F •Mortimer, Rev. Benjamin • \"Morus Multicaulis Mania\" • Mother Solomon S• Molt, Hon. Richard • Mound Cemetery • Mount Union College • Murder ofWaw-wil-a-way • Muskingum River Improvement • McArthur and Davis,Adventure • McArthur, Gov. Duncan • McCartney, Daniel, The MemoryProdigy • McDonald, Col. John • McDowell\'s Story • McGregor, Archibald• McIntire, John • McKee, Col • McKinley, Jr, Maj. William • McLean,Justice John • McPherson, Gen. James B • McPherson, JamesNational Normal University • Natural Bridge • Navarre, Peter • NettleShirts • Neutral Nation • Newark Earthworks • Newberry, Dr. John S •Nicksaw, Death • Noble, \"Judge\" Calvin L • Nye\'s ReminiscencesOberlin College • Ohio Canal, Opening • Ohio Eagle • Ohio and MichiganWar • Ohio Southern Boundary Line • Oil, Gas and Salt • Okey, Judge J.W • Old Constitution Table • OW Portage • Old Salt Works • Old StateCapitol • Omish Settlement • Ordinance of 1787Palaeolithic Man in Ohio • Parsons, Rev. Charles C • Patterson, Col.Robert • Patrick, Judge James • Paulding, John • Paulding Reservoir,Destruction • Peninsula, The • Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal • PerilousAdventure of Capt. Benham • Perkins, Hon. Henry B • Perkins, Gen. Simon• Perkins, Jacob • Perkins, Simon • Perry, Commodore O. H • Perry\'sVictory • Piatt, Col. Donn • Piatt, Col. Jacob • Piatt, Gen. A.Sanders• Piatt, John James • Piatt, Judge Benjamin N • Piatt, Mrs. LouiseKirby • Piatt, Mrs. Sarah M. B • Pickawillany • Pickaway Plains • Pike,Gen. Z. B • Pioneer Incidents • Pioneer Pastor • Pioneer Railroad ofthe West • Pioneer Reminiscences • Plimpton, Floras B • Poe, Adam, TheIndian Fighter • Poetic Miscellany and World\'s Wonder • Post, Rev.Christian Frederick • Pugh, Achilles • Putnam, Gen. RufusQuarries, The PortsmouthRace Hatred • Railroads, Value • Rarey, John S., the Horse Tamer • RealBear Story • Recollections of Mrs. Charlotte E Bothwell • Recollectionsof Pioneer Times • Recollections of Yamoyden • Refugee Tract •Reminiscences of Abraham Thomas • Reminiscences of W. Willshire Riley •Renick, Felix • Rescue Case, Oberlin-Wellington • Reservoir, MercerCounty • Ride in a Caboose • Riddle, Hon. A. G • Riley, Capt. James •Riley, James Watson • Riot, The Granville • Rohn-yen-ness and Poe •Rosecrans, Gen • Rosecrans, Bishop • Roth, Rev. John • Royce, Pres.James E • Running Fight with Indians • Running the Gauntlet • Rusk,Sec\'y J. M • Ryan, Hon. Daniel JSacrificing Dogs to the Great Spirit • Sad \'Fate of Richard Dillingham• Safford, Judge William H • Sainclaire\'s Defeat, Song • Sand Ridges •Sand Ridges • Sargent, Major Winthrop • Saxton, John • Scene at theDeath of Corwin • Schenck, Rev. John J • Schenck, Commodore J. F •Schenck, Gen. Robt. C • \"Scioto Company\" • Scott, Jessup W • Scott,Judge Thomas • Scott, Hon. James • Second Siege of Fort Meigs •Senseman, Rev. Gottlieb • Settlement at Portsmouth in 1785 • Sewer PipeIndustry • Shaker Community • Shawnoese and Wyandot Vocabularies •Shearer, Hon. John H • Sheridan, Gen. Phil • Sheridan\'s Ride • Sherman,Senator John • Sherwood, Gen. I. R • Sherwood, Mrs. Kate Brownlee •Siege of Fort Laurens • Siege of Fort Meigs • Slave, Protection •Sloane, Hon. John • Sleigh Rides, The Great • Smith, The Mormon Prophet• Smith and Rigdon Tarred and Feathered • Smith, Gen. Wm. Sooy • Smith,Hon. Wm. Henry • Smith\'s Narrative • Smucker, Hon. Isaac • SnakeStories • Snake Stories • Soldiers\' Home, The National • Soldiers\'Memorial, Sidney • Soldier\'s Memorial, Akron • Soldiers\' MemorialChapel, Marion • Soldiers\' Memorial, Toledo • Soldiers\' Reunion •Spafford Exchange Hotel • Sproat, Col. Ebenezer • Squire, Ephraim G •Squire Brown and the Slave Hunters • Squire, Widlam • Stable in aHollow Tree • Stage Coach Journey Across Ohio • Standing Stone •Stanton, Hon. Benjamin • State Seal • St. Clair\'s Defeat • Stewart,John, the Missionary • Steedman, Gen. J. B • Stigwanish, The IndianChief. • Stratton, H. D • Strawn, Jacob • Storrs, Rev. Dr. Henry M •Stow, Joshua C • Story of a Bell • Story, Rev. Daniel • Sturges,Solomon • Success to you, Tom Corwin, Song • Summit City •Sum-mun-de-wat, the Indian Chief • Sutliff, Judge Milton • Swamp, TheBlack • Sword Presented to Maj. Crogan • Sycamore of Fifteen HorsemenTallmadge, Christian Colony • Tappan, Senator Benjamin • Taylor, JudgeEzra B • Thanksgiving at the White House • The Great Hereafter, Poem •The Teacher\'s Dream, Poem • The Bloom was on the Alder and the Tasselon the Corn, Poem • The Bronze Statue of Washington, Poem • The HourGlass, Poem • Thomas, Miss Edith M • Thomson, Bishop Edward • Thurman,Judge Allen G • Tiffin, Gov. Edward • Tippecanoe and Tyler, too, Song •Tod, Gov. David • Tomahawk Improvements • Trees, Famous • Trees, Great• Trumbull Family • Tupper, Gen. Benjamin • Tupper, Maj. Anselm •Turchin\'s Thieves • Underwood\'s Narrative • United States Bank Contest• Vanausdal\'s Store • Van Cleve, Benjamin. • Van Cleve, John W • VanHorn, Gen. Isaac • Venable, Dr. W. H • Vinton, Hon. S. F • VirginiaMilitary DistrictWabash and Erie Canal • Waggoner, Clark • Waite, Justice M. R •Wakatomaca Campaign • Ward, Gen. Durbin • Ward, Mrs. Fannie B • Wayne,Gen. Anthony • Wayne\'s Spies • Wells, Capt. William • West, Judge Wm. H• Western Reserve Academy • When My Ship Comes Home, Poem • When We SawThee, Poem • White, Hon. Samuel • White, Maj. Haffield • Whippie,Commodore Abraham • Whistler, Capt John • Whittlesey, Hon. Elisha • WhyGov. St. Clair was Removed • Williams, David • Wine Islands of LakeErie • Worthington, Gov. Thomas • Working Home for the Blind • Wood,Gen. Thomas. J • Woods, Justice Wm. B • Woods, Gen. C. R • WoosterUniversity • Wright, Col. Crafts • Wright, Judge John C • WyandotExecution • Wyandot Indians, History • Wyandot Mission • Young. Gen.Chas. L. • Zane, Isaac • Zeisberger, Rev. David
Illustrations:Volume I:
Andrews, Col Lorin, Ohio\'s First Volunteer • Ancient Map, Sandusky •Apple Dale Tile Works • Art Buildings • Ashland, 1846 • Ashland, 1888 •Ashtabula, 1846 • Ashtabula Ashtabula Bridge • Ashtabula Harbor •Ashtabula Bridge, Ruins of • Athens Asylum for the Insane • Bailey, MadAnn, Heroine of Point Pleasant - Bailey, Mad Ann, Cabin of - BaptistChurch at Columbia - Batavia, 1846 • Baum, Martin, Portrait • Beatty,Gen John, Portrait • Beautiful Beech at Athens • Beecher, Rev Dr Lyman• Bellaire, 1887 • Benedict, Platt • Bingham, Hon John • Blind Asylum,1846 • Thind Asylum, 1888 • Block House near North Bend • Boquet\'sCouncil with the Indians • Boquet, Surrender of Captives to • Bower ofLost Child • Brough, Gov John, Portrait and Autograph of • BrushElectric Light Company\'s Works • Brush Chas F • Buckeye, Leaf, Nut,Burr and Flower • Bucyrus, 1846 • Bucyrus, 1887 • Burnet, Judge Jacob •Butler County Court-House, Hamilton • Cadiz in 1846 • Cambridge, 1846 •Cambridge, 1887 • Cary Sisters • Carrollton, 1846 • Carrollton, 1887 •Cascade at Clifton • Catholic church after the cyclone • Central insaneAsylum, 1846 • Central Insane Asylum, 1888 • Chagrin Falls, 1846 •Champion Mower Shops • Chardon in 1846 • Chardon, 1887 • Chase, BishopPhilander, and Wife • Chase, Chief-Justice Salmon P • Cheese-Factory,Interior of • Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce • Cincinnati, FourthStreet in 1858 • Cincinnati in 1802 • Cincinnati in 1810 • Cincinnatiin 1846 • Clark, Gen George Rogers, Portrait and Autograph of •Cleaveland, Gen Moses, Portrait • Cleveland Medical College, 1846 •Cleveland, Superior Street, 1846 • Cockerill, Col John A, Portrait •Coffin, Catherine • Coffin, Levi • Columbus, 1846 • Columbus, 1887 •Conneaut in July, 1796 • Coppock, Edwin, Monument of • Copus Family,Monument to Memory of • Cowles, Betsy M, Portrait • Cowles, Edwin M,Portrait • Coshocton, 1846 • Coshocton, 1887 • Cottage of aGerman-Swiss Emigrant • Crusading Women of New Vienna • Cummings, Rev EH, Portrait • Custer, Gen Geo A, Portrait • Custer, Gen Ceo A,Birthplace • Great Dam at Cincinnati in the Ice Age • Dawes, Colonel EC, Portrait • Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 1846 • Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 1888 •Decline of Day on the Upper Ohio • Defiance, Fort • Defiance, 1846 •Defiance, 1887 • Delano, Sec\'y, Columbus • Delaware, 1846 • Delaware,1886 • Dennison, Gov William, Portrait and Autograph of • DexterMausoleum, Spring Grove • Dorn, Hon Henry, Portrait • Dow, Lorenzo,Portrait • Drake, Dr Daniel • Early Settlers Pounding Corn • Edgerton,Hon Alfred P, Portrait of • Edison, Thomas Alva, Portrait • Edison,Thomas Alva, Birth-place of • Ewing Mansion • Ewing, Hon Thomas,Portrait and Autograph of • Ewing, Gen Thomas • Farrar, Hon William,Portrait • Female Seminary, Steubenville • Fern Cliff • Field ofDerricks, Lima • Findlay, Gen James • Findlay in 1846 • Findlay in 1890• First Church in Cincinnati • First Court-House in Greene County •Foraker, Gov J B • Forks of the Muskingum • Forrer, Samuel, Portrait •Fort Hill, Map of • Frankenstein Homestead • Franklin CountyCourt-House • French Settlers Cutting Down Trees • Friends\' YearlyMeeting-House, Barnesville • Galion, 1887 • Gallipolis, 1790 •Gallipolis, 1846 • Gallipolis, 1886 • Galloway Chair Garfield\'sMonument • Geddes, James, Portrait • Geneva, 1888 • Geological Map ofOhio • Georgetown, 1846 • Giddings, Joshua R, Portrait and Autograph of• Giddings, Joshua R, Law Office of - Giddings\' and Wade\'s Monuments -Girty\'s Island - Glaciated Area of Ohio, Map of - Glaciated Area ofNorth America, Map of • Glaciated Area, Hamilton County, Map of •Glaciated Area of New Jersey, Map of • Goshorn, Sir Alfred T • GrantSchool-House, Georgetown • Grant Homestead and Tannery • Grant,Birth-place of • Grant, U S, Portrait and Autograph of • Grant, JesseR, Portrait and Autograph of • Grant, Mrs Hannah, Portrait andAutograph of • \"Gray Old Farm House\" The • Greenville in 1846 •Greenville in 1886 • Greenwood, Miles • Hall, Capt Chas F • Halstead,Murat, Portrait • Halstead, Murat, Boyhood Home and Sycamore Grove at •Hamer, Gen Thomas Lyon, Portrait • Hamilton, 1846 • Harrison, Autographof Pres W H • Harrison, Pres W H • Harrison, Benj • Harrison, MrsWilliam Henry • Hayden\'s Falls • Hayes, President, Birth-place of •Heatherington, Jacob, Portrait • Highland House • Hillsboro Court House• Hillsboro, Business Street in • Hillsboro, Residence Street in •Hitchcock, Judge Peter, Homestead • Hoadly, Coy George • Horn, AHistoric • House that Jack built • Howard, J Q, Portrait • Howells,William Dean, Portrait • Howells William Dean, Birthplace of • Hunter,Capt Robert, Portrait • Imbecile Youths, Asylum for • Inclined Plane,Mt Auburn • Inscription Rock • Jack Mule • Jackson in 1886 • Jefferson,1846 • Johnson\'s Island Prison • Kail, Mrs Mary E, Portrait • Kelly,Hon Alfred, Portrait • Keifer, Gen J Warren, Portrait and Autograph of• Kennan, George • Kenton Court House Square • Kenton in 1846 • Kenton,Simon, Portrait • Kenton, Simon Grave • Kenyon College • Kinney, ColCoates, Portrait • Kirtland, Dr, Portrait • Knight, Prof Geo W,Portrait • Lamp, A Log-Cabin • Lancaster, 1846 • Lancaster, 1886 • LaneSeminary • Latham, F P, Portrait • Latham, E P, Specimen of Handwritingof • Lee, Homer, Portrait and Autograph of • Lewis Div • Lima, 1846 •Lima, 1887 • Logan in 1846 • Logan in 1890 • Longworth, Nicholas •Longworth\'s Vineyard • Loving Dog and Horse • Lundy, Benjamin, Portrait• Lytle, Gen Win H • Manchester Landing • Maple Sugar, Old-Time Way ofMaking • Martin\'s Ferry, 1887 • Matthews, Judge Stanley • McBride,James, Portrait • McCook, Major Daniel, Portrait • McCook, Dr John,Portrait • McCook, Martha L, Portrait • McCook, Gen Robert Latimer,Portrait • McCook, Brig-Gen Daniel, Portrait • McCook, Charles Morris,Portrait • McCook, Brig Gen Anson George, Portrait • McCook, Col JohnJames, Portrait of • McDowell, Gen Irvin, Birth- place of • Mcllvaine,Bishop Chas P • McKeever, Abbie C, Portrait • Miami University, Oxford• Middletown, 1846 • Middletown, 1887 • Milan, 1846 • Mill Old •Millersburg in 1846 • Millersburg in 1890 • Milhikin, Col • Minor,Portrait • Miners\' Cottages • Miners\' Tools • Mitchell, Gen O M •Monnett Hall • Morgan, Gen John, Portrait and Autograph of • Morgan,Gen John, Surrender of • Morgan, Gen C W • Morris, Senator Thomas,Monument of • Mount Pleasant • Mt Vernon in 1846 • Mt Vernon in 1886 •Music Hall and Exposition Building • Napoleon in 1887 • New Lisbon,1846 • New Lisbon, 1886 • Norwalk in 1846 • Norwalk in 1886 • Noyes,Gen E • Ohio Boys\' Industrial School • Ohio Normal University • OhioPenitentiary, Prisoners Marching in • Ohio Penitentiary, 1846 • OhioRiver Beacon • Ohio State University • Ohio University, 1846 • OhioWesleyan University • Ohio, Map of • Old Harrison Mansion, Ground Plan• OrIon, Prof Edward, Portrait • Our Cabin, or Life in the Woods • Overthe Rhine Saloon • Paleolith from Abbeville, France • Paleolith fromTrenton, New Jersey • Pendleton, Hon Ceo H • Pennyroyal Distillery, A •Perkins, Joseph, Portrait • Perry\'s Den • Perry Statute, MonumentalPark, Cleveland • Peter, Mrs Sarah • Piatt, John H • Piatt, JacobWyckoff • Poison Crystals, Forms of • Pompey\'s Pillar • Pottery,Knowles,Taylor & Knowles, East Liverpool • Purcell, Archbishop,Portrait • Purchase of the Ohio and Scioto Land Companies • Quarries atBerea • Rankin Rev John, Portrait - Read, Prof M C, Protrait of - Read,T Buchanan - Reid, Whitelaw, Portrait and Autograph of - Reid,Whitelaw, Birth-place of - Residence of the Late President Harrison,North Bend - Ripley, 1846 • Robinson, Gen James • Rock Bridge • RockHouse Cave • Rocky Gorge of Paint Creek • Rosecrans, Gen W S, Portraitand Autograph of - Rossville, View from Hamilton, 1846 • Rouse, Mrs,Portrait • Roy, Hon Andrew, Portrait • Runyan, Mrs • Ruggles, HonAlmou, Portrait • Salem, 1848 • Salem, 1887 • Salem Town Hall, AudienceRoom • Sandusky Harbor, 1846 • Sandusky Harbor, 1888 • Sausage Man •Seal of Ohio • Seitz, Enoch Berry, Portrait • Serpent Mound, Diagram of• Serpent Mound Head of • Serpent Mound Park • Serpent Mound, SkeletonFound in • Sherman, Gen W P, Portrait and Autograph of • Simpson,Bishop Matthew • Singing Before a Saloon • Sinton, David • Soldiers\'and Sailors\' Orphans\' Home • Soldiers\' and Sailors\' Orphans\' Home,Sitting Room - Soldiers Returning from the War - Solitary Elm -Springfield, 1846 - Springer, Reuben R • Spencer, Platt R, Portrait andAutograph of • Squirrel Hunters Crossing the Pontoons at Cincinnati •Stanton\'s Boyhood Home • Stanton, Secretary Edwin M • Steubenville in1846 • Steubenville in 1886 • Stewart, Mother • Stowe, Harriet Beecher• St Clair, Gen Arthur, Portrait and Autograph of • St Clairsville,1846 • St Xavier\'s College • State Capitol of Ohio • Stanbery, HonHenry, Portrait • Strata along the Niagara River • Surveys of PublicLands, Map • Suspension Bridge • Swayne, Chief-Justice, Portrait •Symmes, Judge J C, Autograph of • Symmes, Judge J C, Monument to Memoryof • Symmes, Judge John Cleves • Taft, Judge Alphonso • Tappan, JudgeBenjamin • Tecumseh, Birthplace of • Thurman, Hon A C, Portrait andAutograph of • Pod, Coy David, Portrait and Autograph of • Tomb of theLate President Harrison • Tourgee, Judge Albion W, Portrait •Townshend, Dr N S, Portrait • Transrhenane Waiter • Twin Sycamores •Tyler Davidson Fountain • Urbana, 1848 • Urbana, 1886 • Vallandigham,Clement L, Portrait • Vallandigham, Homestead • Valley of the Cuyahoga• Viaduct, Cleveland • Wade, Senator Benj F, Portrait and Autograph of• Wapakonetta, 1887 • Ward, J Q A, Portrait • Warder, Dr John A •Washington C H, 1846 • Washington C H, 1886 • Wauseon, Central View in• Wayne, Gen Anthony, Portrait and Autograph of • Weiner Wurst Man •Wellsville, 1846 • West Union, 1846 • Wetzel\'s Springs • White SulphurSprings • Whittlesey, Col Charles, Portrait and Autograph of •Whittlesey homestead • Wilberforce University • Willich, Gen August,Portrait • Willich, Gen, Monument to Memory of • Wilmington, 1846 •Wilmington, 1886 • Wittenberg College • Wood, Col Reuben • WorthingtonFemale Seminary, 1846 • Wright, Prof U Frederick, Portrait • Xenia,1846 • Xenia, 1886 • Zeigler, Major David • Zoological GardenVolume II:
Adena • Akron in 1840; 1886 • Alder, Jonathan, Cabin • Alger, Hon.Russell A • Allen, Gov Wm., Portrait • Alliance Disaster • Allison,Senator Wm. B., Portrait • Amherst Quarries • Ancient Works at Newark •Ancient Fortifications at Circleville • Ancient Works at Marietta •Andrews, Rev. Dr. I. W., Portrait • Appleseed Johnnie • Bacon, Rev.David, Portrait • Bacon Monument • Banner of the Golden Wedding •Baptist College at Granville • Battles of the Maumee, Plan • Beard,James H • Between-the-Logs, Portrait • Bee Hive Factory • Bellefontainein 1846; 1886 • Big Sycamore Tree • Birchard Library • Birthplace ofVice-Pres. Hendricks • Blennerhassett, Herman, Portrait •Blennerhassett Mansion • Blue Mine Disaster, Scene • Bowling Green •Brady\'s Leap • Brady\'s Pond • Brier Hill Furnace • Brice, SenatorCalvin S • Brinkerhoff, Gen. Roeliff, Portrait • Brown, John, ofOssawatomie, Portrait • Brownlee, Judge James • Brownlee, Kate Sherwood• Bryan in 1886; 1890 • Buckhorn Cottage • Buckland, Gen. R. P.,Portrait • Buell, Gen. D. C., Portrait • Caldwell • Campbell, Gov.James K • Campbell, John • Campus Martius • Canton in 1846; 1886 •Capital, First State • Celina in 1890 • Children\'s Home • Chillicothein 1846 • Chillicothe Court-House • Church, The Old • Circleville in1846; 1886 • Circleville, Birdseye View, 1836 • Clem, Johnnie, DrummerBoy of Shiloh • Coal Mines at Shawnee • Corwin, Gov Thomas, Portrait •Corwin Door Knocker • Corwin Mansion • Country School-House • Cooke,Jay, Portrait • Cooper Female Academy • Cox, Hon. S. S • Cox, Gen. J.D., Portrait • Crawford\'s Battle-Ground • Crawford\'s Monument • Crook,Gen. George • Curry, Otway, Portrait • Cutler, Judge Ephraim, Portrait• Cutler, Rev. 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