Ed Lentz

Fashion show at women's club

On board

As it were: Moore's local history proved to be last of its type

As it were: Taylor's "History' is readable but eccentric tome

As it were: Dam is fitting monument to Jerry O'Shaughnessy

As it were: Poindexter fought slavery, helped black community

As it were: YMCA's first local meeting was held in 1855

As it were: National road transformed Columbus, Midwest

As it were: Politics a veritable spectator sport in Columbus

As it were: Plain and simple Sherman line lives on: 'War is hell'

As it were: Didge's efforts lead to Columbus park

As it were: Statue needs final resting place

Kilbourne forges first Columbus factory

Echo of Deshler's dream still evident in the city

As it were: A piece for the past is gone

Garfield could have achieved great things as president

Kilbourne forges first Columbus factory

Echo of Deshler's dream still evident in the city

As it were: The battleship Ohio was part of new Navy

As it were: Marcia Parrish remembers growing up in old Columbus

As it were: Simon Kenton recapturing his place in Ohio history

As it were: Harding, an astute politician, was misunderstood

As it were: Native Americans gave up most of Ohio in Greenville treaty

Street names I: Principal streets in downtown Columbus

As it were: amendment gave women the vote

As it were: Ambos found riches without wealth

As it were: Finney 'kidnapping' shows north-south ire

As it were: the Swan family of Columbus wrote the book on law in Ohio

As it were: Noah Swayne made mark in Columbus

As it were: Morgan's raid had impact on conduct of the Civil war

As it were: Mound street mound is gone without a trace

As it were: Bellows was not your typical rebel artist

As it were: Francis Sessions is a true rags-to-riches story

As it were: Pioneer's association sought to preserve local history

As it were: Blendon township was not always Blendon Township

As it were: Edward Orton was a founding father of OSU

As it were: the buckeye was medicinal, symbol of Whig party

Boy scouts trace roots to Great Britain

McDowell House photo helps keep past alive

Big Brothers/Big sisters had start during Great Depression

East Broad Street shares in rich history of Columbus

Cholera epidemics too a heavy toll at penitentiary

Columnists traces fascination with history to childhood

Notable names, places populate Delaware

Ringing in the New Year - 1903

Rogers helped Columbus expand via streetcar line

View shows city in transition

Justice finds a home in the capital

Fire led to better building standards

Store hints of city in transition

Samuel Rickly found success despite adversity

Broad and High, 1908: Times are changing

'Squalid neighborhood' removed to beautify city

Third Street was a fashionable address

Alder's narrative a bridge to the past

Eventually all 'roads' led to Columbus

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

Old City Hall: a great public structure

River islands once more plentiful

Fourth of July still a time to celebrate

Sheldon helped shape the growth of Columbus

Politics was a good fit for Henry Bohl

Ed Lentz unveils comprehensive history of Columbus

Fire museum was worth the wait

Flu tied with war as greatest killer

Elmwood founded on the high ground between two rivers

Tavistock Inn was a place to relax in 1897

Changes make confluence of rivers important to the city

Brass company saw a need and filled it

Normandie truly a memorable place

Early pictures show Town Street in transition

Ohio long served by citizen soldiers

Memories: Columbus a century ago

Strike emphasized importance of the streetcar

Bold Ohioans took apart in 'The Raid'

Urbancrest was congenial country place

Driving Park built as a race track

Hannah Neil's legacy a reflection of her life

Carlile built business on quality products

Cold, flu remedies are nothing new

Christmas constants: Family, food and fun

Celebrating Happy New Year in 1904

1907 map shows a growing Columbus

Columbus' riverfront keeps evolving

Fire destroyed early records of city

Successful business heralded change in city

Columbus pivotal in Harrison's life

Fires of '79 prompted fear within Columbus

The railroad comes to town

'House that saved Ohio' waiting to be rebuilt

Development presaged end of public markets

Phone business started 125 years ago

Columbus was still a small town in 1855

Horace Wright House

Noble's characteris strong and enduring

Tod Barracks: gone and nearly forgotten

Change in airport mission has long-term implications

Procession was event to remember

Airport needs to provide more public information

Goods find their way to capital city