Explore the original COSI in Columbus with this nostalgic website featuring a point-and-click tour of the museum as it existed before 1999.

Emma Gatewood was a 67-year-old Ohio grandmother when she became the first woman to hike the entire AT alone, inspiring generations of hikers.

From a 2,000-seat theater to a Japanese village, Olentangy Park was once the biggest amusement park in America. Here’s what remains.

On a freezing day in 1977, a four-alarm fire at Gay and High destroyed a city block and left downtown Columbus encased in ice.

Today, as we navigate our growing city’s transportation challenges, it’s hard not to wistfully think back to the monorail proposal.

Pull up a stool and enjoy a drink at some of the bars and saloons of yesteryear. Apparently, Columbus has always had a great bar scene.

There was nothing like it before it opened, and nothing like it since it closed.

Will she chose corporate life in Columbus? Or country life in Ireland?

The world’s first car accident happened in Ohio in 1891. Here’s how a simple drive turned into a historic mishap.

The Walk O’ Wonders was an exhibit dedicated to showing off the Seven Wonders of the World at the Great Western Shopping Center.