The early North American “Mound Builders” resided predominantly in the current Ohio Valley and Mississippi regions. The Adena people, the most ancient among them, thrived from 1000 BCE to 200 BCE, leaving behind numerous mounds stretching across North America, from Wisconsin to Mississippi. One of the rare surviving relics from these mound builders is the…
Considering a move to Columbus, Ohio? Between the beautiful scenery, booming job market, and friendly residents, it’s worth a look. Columbus is a special place, and it happens to be home to a lot of exceptional things. In fact, Columbus is consistently rated as one of the best places to live in the United States….
Hartman Rock Garden in Springfield, Ohio, is an outdoor wonderland unlike any other. It is a sprawling landscape of towering rocks and whimsical sculptures created by the late Edwin Hartman in the 1930s. The garden is a sight to behold, offering visitors a unique look at the natural world. From its giant stone pillars and…
Hocking Hills State Park is a sprawling, picturesque state park situated in Logan, Ohio, in the Southeastern portion of the Buckeye state. The park is popular with both locals and tourists, featuring numerous caves and waterfalls, lofty cliffs, and Hemlock-adorned gorges, all of which are accessible via the park’s extensive hiking trails. The park features…
If you’ve ever seen the old Ohio state reformatory, also known as the Mansfield, and have been struck with a strong case of deja vu, you’re not the only one. This might be the case, if you’ve watched Shawshank Redemption, since much of the movie’s scenes were filmed at this very prison. Built around the…
They say nothing is what it seems – and when it comes to Cincinnati, Ohio, things couldn’t be more accurate. Beneath this American city lies a nearly 100 years old subway tunnel with a length of over 3.5 km – and most inhabitants are unaware of its existence. But how is it possible for such…
