Lake County History Center Founded in 1938 - page 2

Mar232023
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Lake County: Walking in Awe

Lake County: Walking in Awe

Have you heard about flaneuring?

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Feb182023
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Lake County Profiles: Painesville’s Dr. William & Mrs. Mildred Rucker

Lake County Profiles: Painesville’s Dr. William & Mrs. Mildred Rucker

Meet Dr. William and Mrs. Mildred Rucker

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Jan222023
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By the Hearth

By the Hearth

Staying Indoors & “Learning Local” at Four Lake County Museums  

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Dec102022
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Hidden Gems: Downtown Painesville’s Spirit of the Season

Hidden Gems: Downtown Painesville’s Spirit of the Season

 Look back at Painesville’s Square Christmas Scenes_

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Oct252022
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Which Native Americans Really Lived in Lake County?

Which Native Americans Really Lived in Lake County?

  Traces of Lake County’s First Inhabitants

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Oct012022
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Every Artifact Tells a Story – The Foghorn from the Fairport Harbor Lighthouse

Every Artifact Tells a Story – The Foghorn from the Fairport Harbor Lighthouse

The foghorn’s lifesaving warning that emanated from shorelines to the sea – spoke to people, place and time. 

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Sep232022
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Lakeland Community College’s 58-Year History

Lakeland Community College’s 58-Year History

Lakeland: A Community’s Vision Realized

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Aug292022
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Concord Township’s Legacy Citizens: Dr. George Crile

Concord Township’s Legacy Citizens: Dr. George Crile

Dr. George Crile & The Knob at Little Mountain

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Jul312022
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Unionville: The Tiny Town That Time Forgot

Unionville: The Tiny Town That Time Forgot

 LCHS Blog – July 2022 Just four square miles in size, Unionville, Ohio, was a stop on the Underground Railroad and has a lot of big history.

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Jun252022
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Abandoned But Not Forgotten: The Cold War 1945-1991

Abandoned But Not Forgotten: The Cold War 1945-1991

Hiding in plain sight, the C-11 Nike Site 

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