Established in 2000, Ohio Memory is the collaborative statewide digital library program of the Ohio History Connection and the State Library of Ohio. On this free website, you can explore digital content from over 360 cultural heritage institutions representing all 88 of Ohio’s counties!

Ohio Memory contains over 700,000 digital images from a variety of primary source image types, including:

  • Photographs, maps, drawings and paintings
  • Manuscripts, letters, diaries and journals
  • Archaeological, natural history and historical objects
  • Newspapers, books and e-publications
  • Videos and more!
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  • Media Type: Periodical
  • Category: Primary Sources & Helpful Resources

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Kent: The Early Years

Produced by the KHS. A short documentary on the building blocks of the Kent community including the importance of the Cuyahoga River, the Underground Railroad and slavery as well the coming of the canal and railroad, Davey Tree and ending with the founding of Kent Normal School.

The GeoHistorian Project

Watch videos created by former Kent fifth graders about historic sites in Kent.