Author: kdrenten
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Dusty Tires on the Road: The Heart of It All
If there is one section of the National Road and U.S. 40 that I have known well, it’s the part that drives straight into east Columbus and its suburbs, where I grew up and went to school.
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Mosser Glass provides a glimpse back into time
Taking a tour at Mosser Glass in Cambridge is like looking back into Ohio’s rich history of glassmaking. Ohio’s tradition in glassmaking dates back to its early days of statehood, with many glassmakers bringing their craft from New England and Europe.
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Attention: Here is Blaine Hill Bridge video link
The embedded video link for the Dusty Tires on the Road: Search for the Blaine Hill Bridge did not appear in the emailed version of today’s post.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Search for the Blaine Hill Bridge
For this story, I was determined to find and take a photo of the National Road’s Blaine Hill S-Bridge and Viaduct, once and for all.
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Have a merry ride on a carousel in Ohio
Today, there are some 120 carousels remaining in the country, with about 20 of those in Ohio. Find out where!
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CORRECTION: Dusty Tires on the Road: National Road Memories
The post that went live today (July 31) contained an embedded link to the YouTube video “Dusty Tires on the Road: National Road Memories” that appeared in the post but did not show up in the email.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: National Road memories
This is the third of the new series of YouTube videos, “Dusty Tires on the Road.” The first two took us east from Zanesville to Cambridge and Guernsey County on U.S. 40 and the National Road.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Somewhere in Guernsey County
The second installment in the series of Dusty Tires on the Road that features the National Road did not come easily.
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The Baseball Player
Ed Davis, the Rendville Sun weekly newspaper editor, was sitting at his desk at the office one Friday morning in June, sifting through the slush pile of story ideas on his desk.
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