Topic: Worthington history

Letters to the Editor

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Academy sets standards for educational excellence

Griswold Inn revealed through 1819 inventory

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Elected Society President

Building was once Worthington's post office

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Money and barter in early Worthington

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Probing Worthington's Heritage

Probing Worthington's heritage

Probing Worthington's heritage

Pioneers wouldn't recognize their streets

Major Improvement

Berlin Wall touches residents

Rural Life Brought Back After 100 Years

Worthington kids make 'History'

From tragedy to tarantulas: a look at the news of '91

Quincentennial calendar tracks upcoming community activities

Grave lessons for third graders

Jaycees help fund local Gala

Building history rife with lively local lore

Probing attics makes good reading for Worthington area history buffs

Costumed officials celebrate 500 years

Kilburn's visit helps bring history to life

A long time ago...

City to bury time capsule during dedication reception

Wing to travel down memory lane

Endowment planned in memory of Worthington founder's wife

Electric railway changed life in Worthington

City, township fire department history repeats itself

New City Hall, fire decision dominated 1993; city year in review analysis

Singing of 'Songs'

City saw good, bad and ugly

Kilbourne forges first Columbus factory

Echo of Deshler's dream still evident in the city

Worthington made the headlines in '95

Third-graders began annual trek back through time

Worthington Room focuses on local history

Book delivers lively view of Worthington

Grant would put past into futuristic form

Tree planted in Braun's memory

New program highlights past, present

History comes alive in Third-Grade Days

Students get hands-on Civil War Days lessons

Readers deserve accurate historical information

Worthington saw more tragedies and triumphs in 2001

Worthington well-represented in torch relay

Village Green is the heart of city's past, present

Worthington and Sharon Township grew up together

$350,000 grant from city aids Worthington Industries' move

Thompson's search uncovers more of Bill Moose history

Down economy, bicentennial celebration start mark 2002

Tragedy, tough economy, slow beginnings mark city's 2002

Medicine has a varied history in Worthington

Childhood in Worthington

Orange Johnson House event has Bicentennial flavor

Outside toilets, Hoover, 'Miss Ziegfield'

17 graduates in 1929; 2 died in Vietnam

Chamber studied need for income tax

Changing face of High Street : Worthington; 'Star of the North' shines brighter than ever

In 1932, teachers' salaries were cut by 10%

Our town of Worthington: the modest beginnings of the Worthington Libraries

History of New England Lodge No. 4 coincides with Worthington

World's Fair, sesquicentennial, McCord High School

Bicentennial a big focus of Worthington's 2003

Projects gussy up city in '04

Bicentennial brought good times in 2003

Fox Lane is treasury of local history

Horace Wright House

Griswold descendants reflect on history, connection to city

Christian Jaeger: A remarkable life

City will remember 2004 as issues ring in new year

Smoking ban, politics, concert tragedy top 2004 stories

Christmas 1904: Peace, prosperity

New Year's Eve in 1904 recalled

Airport, smoke ban, enrolllment are top 2004 stories

E.K. Stewart and the making of modern Columbus

Collector keeps institution's history alive

Temple fire marked end of era

Omnipresent soot clouded Columbus

Columbus prison history examined

Gray notable for a long and remarkable life

A few thoughts about the Mound Builders

Beatty was political, economic leader

Teenager of 1855 describes her city

History buffs recall celebrated Wyandots

Third-graders journey back to early days of Worthington

Book explores history of neighborhoods

Paintings offer glimpse into area's past

Old Worthington moves closer to national register

Walk Civil War 'camp site' with Ripley Book author

Roswell Ripley: Famous in the South, unknown in his hometown

Historical marker to honor Old Worthington