Throwback/Nostalgia

“The experiences and contributions of women, African Americans, and immigrants are a focus of the Western Reserve Historical Society, and are the core message of the guest experience. Women and Politics will shed light on the pivotal, albeit sometimes forgotten role Northeast Ohio played in the fight for the 19th Amendment,” says Kelly Falcone-Hall, WRHS President & CEO. “This exhibit will uphold our mission to inspire people to discover the unique American experience by exploring the rich history of our region.” ...

Escape the present and revisit the Roaring '20s with a visit to the newly opened west side of the 1920s Main Street at Sauder Village in Archbold. The Roaring Twenties comes to life for guests who can now explore a theater, candy shop, fire station, soda fountain, clothing/dry goods store and more. 1920s Main Street is part of the Walk Through Time experience at Sauder Village. This one-of-a-kind project replicates a portion of a 1920s Main Street typical to Northwest Ohio. ...

Hale Farm & Village is open and eager to share its living history displays. The sprawling historic village is open Thursdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. throughout July and August. ...

Sometimes it takes a visitor to notice the interesting places in your hometown. University Circle is a good example. How many times have you driven past the Cultural Gardens, Wade Oval and other University Circle highlights, giving little more than a glance at them? They deserve more. Now there's a way to give them their proper due. ...

Many of us display the stars and stripes proudly, especially on the Fourth of July. But there's a bit of flag flying etiquette that you should keep in mind if you're displaying Old Glory. Did you know there's a Flag Code? We've got a great website for you to explore if you want to brush up on your flag facts and flag care. ...

Western Reserve Historical Society has an interesting collection of stories and photographs outlining the vital role that African American leaders and musicians have played and continue to play in Northeast Ohio. Read about The Future Outlook League, The Agora's role in promoting Black musicians, and other fascinating bits of history in the African American Archives Auxilliary on the Western Reserve Historical Society website. ...

One diner with two names served countless Clevelanders for 92 years. Say a final farewell to Old Fashion Hot Dogs as its iconic sign comes down Monday morning. It will be moved to nearby All Things for You, keeping it in the neighborhood, where fans can continue to visit it and swap stories. ...

Western Reserve Historical Society has done a terrific job connecting us with our region's rich history. From the Jewish Orphan Society to the evolution of Hiram House, Romper Room and more, childhood in Northeast Ohio was far different in years past. ...