Tag Archives: Segment
The History of ‘Keep the Ball Rolling’
This famous saying not only has a fascinating political history — it has a Columbus connection! Local historian Ed Lentz explains. Photos: Courtesy of Library of Congress, Ohio History Connection
From the Vault: Elijah Pierce’s Studio
There’s a story behind every carving made by celebrated Columbus folk artist Elijah Pierce. We visit Ohio History Connection to learn the story about the barbershop that served as his art studio and salon.
From the Vault: The History of House of Harold Fashion
Follow along on a visit to Ohio History Connection and discover photos and drawings of dresses created by H. Harold Curmode, a 20th-century Columbus designer who staged fashion shows to advertise and sell his work. Photos: Courtesy of Ohio History Connection
Lazarus Rites of Passage
From first jobs to first dates to long-lasting marriages, there was more in store at Lazarus. Take a look at the rites of passage at a legendary local institution and department store.
Driving with Darbee: The Ohio Theatre and CAPA
Local architectural historian Jeff Darbee explores the elegant and venerable Ohio Theatre, now in its 90th year, and CAPA’s work saving historic Columbus theaters. Photos: Courtesy of Bob Grove, Library of Congress and Photohio