Ed Lentz

Roads push back Ohio's frontier

Park Hotel: An important address

Ohio native became president of Liberia

City has always had children in need

Stanbery helped write Ohio's constitution

1908 plan helped shape central Ohio

Cholera was scourge of early 1800's

German immigrants left lasting legacy

Summertime - and the living wasn't easy

Canals were 'answer to a prayer'

James and his theatres were the stuff of legend

In praise of older neighborhoods

Early 20th-century vice a problem in Columbus

Early banking posed many perils

Halloween appeals to 'eternal youth'

1860 fire stole election's thunder

A tale or two about 'Captain John'

Widespread use of cars put end to small hotels

Christmas 1904: Peace, prosperity

Thanksgiving 1904: The differences of a century

Buggy companies flourished in 1875

Christian Jaeger: A remarkable life

Christmas 1904: peace, prosperity

Christmas 1904: Peace, prosperity

New Year's Eve in 1904 recalled

New Year's Eve in 1904 recalled

Great snows of central Ohio recalled

Photograph continues to open doors to the olden days

Columbus: A world lost in water

E.K. Stewart and the making of modern Columbus

Eliza Sullivant: wife, mother, artist

An old soldier shares memories

Valentine's Day traditions include cards, parties

Presidents Day is a 1970s invention

Ohio Pen was once an innovative facility

Kenton: A frontiersman worth remembering

A world cast in iron Columbus in 1860

Remembering veterans is a longtime practice

Remembering veterans is a longtime practice

Temple fire marked end of era

Recalling the Coits of South Third

A Fourth of July to remember

Remembering the old interurban

Christopher Gist and the French & Indian War

Recalling earlier fires on the river

Glee Clubs once celebrates politics

Omnipresent soot clouded Columbus

The Great Rat Hunt of 1887 is recalled

Krauss epitomized hardy pioneer

Dr. Starling Loving became a city legend

Columbus prison history examined

Columbus prison history examined

Gray notable for a long and remarkable life

A few thoughts about the Mound Builders

Beatty was political, economic leader

North Market: A reminder of the past

Thanksgiving in 1905 is examined

Thanksgiving in 1905 examined

Teenager of 1855 describes her city

1905 was an age of confident belief

Tools of identification have evolved

Christmas 1905 was a religious, family event

Remembering a happy New Year in 1906

The long journey of Philip Schoedinger

Exhibit on transportation planned for first half of 2006

George Bellows, Sr. helped build the city

Ohio, Lincoln shared mutual affection

Telegrams conveyed information, urgency

Inn was the place to gather centuries ago

The Irish put down roots in Columbus

Miner took pioneering path to become a judge

Remembering spring of 1906 in Columbus

Recalling the canal in Canal Winchester

Military District helped open Ohio to settlement

Greek revival: A style

Greek Revival: A style for a new nation

Memorial Day 1906: A day to rmember

The Refugee Tract's history is examined

Costume shop was a High Street highlight

Virginia Military District land grant examined

Vicious storm wrecked 1906 July 4 festivities

Congress lands: rich, fertile, worth owning

Scioto wasn't a pretty sight 100 years ago

Woose awaiting OSU's comments on new report

Local Doctor survived horror of Andersonville

Everal Barn: a part of local history

Success story affirmed the dream

As it were Summertime - and the livin' is different

The Broad Street Bridge: an icon for an era

Goodspeed left legacy in Columbus

Columbus was once known as 'Arch City'

125 years ago, Columbusmourned Garfield's death

Jails were among the first large structures in county

Otstot saw city grow from Front St. home

Early Ohio Democrat drew ire for his views

LeMay: A tough man with a vision

The Game: A long rivalry continues

The night the Neil House burned

Ill health couldn't stop Dorothea Dix

Christmas 1906: Reflecting back a century