Architect Tim Lai tours Hope Hollow to learn about the home’s history and how it’s being used to aid families staying in Columbus for cancer treatments.
Only three miles from Downtown Columbus, The American Addition was one of Central Ohio’s first African-American communities. But for decades, it was neglected and impoverished. See how community members worked with the city and Homeport to revitalize the neighborhood.
Next time, we’re taking a look at a few things that move and have moved Columbus: aviation, roads and running, motorized carriages and more. Watch at 8:30pm Thursday on WOSU TV!
We’re taking a look at reclaiming old buildings, communities and ideas in Columbus. Discover the neighbors who revitalized one of Central Ohio’s first African-American communities, local homes built from Sears kits, an Ohio group of young preservationists and a historic home that now serves families who are in Columbus for cancer treatments.
Local architectural historian Jeff Darbee examines Columbus’ role as a legislative center and explores the majestic Judicial Building downtown.