About This Neighborhood:
Once an industrial powerhouse, the South Side’s “Steel and Glass” heritage is still honored by the people who live there today. In a neighborhood created by everyone from Appalachian migrants to Hungarian immigrants, it remains a place of strength, diversity and resolve.
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Exploring the Hidden Archives of Nationwide Children’s Hospital
In 1894, the first Children’s Hospital opened near Franklin Park with just nine beds, aiming to provide free care to…Read More -
South Side Hero's Fight Against Georgia-Pacific
Nicole Sutton from the Columbus Metropolitan Library shares photos of Roberta Jones-Booth, a dedicated South Side activist. From 1970 to…Read More -
Columbus Rice Bowl Restaurant
The Rice Bowl has been on the South Side of Columbus since 1962, but announced it would close in May…Read More -
Southside Stay
Southside Stay is a grassroots parent-school program designed to keep neighborhood students together in the same classes and schools, from…Read More
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