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    Greek American Festival signs, Toledo, Ohio, 2024

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    Toledo, Ohio's 52nd annual Greek American Festival was held from September 6 - 8, 2024 on the grounds of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral. The event included cathedral tours, live Greek music, dance performances, and cooking demonstrations. Attendees could also sample Greek food. This photograph shows wayfinding signs at the festival

    Musician at the Greek American Festival, Toledo, Ohio, 2024

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    Toledo, Ohio's 52nd annual Greek American Festival was held from September 6 - 8, 2024 on the grounds of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral. The event included cathedral tours, live Greek music, dance performances, and cooking demonstrations. Attendees could also sample Greek food. This photograph shows a member of the band Olympus playing a Greek laouto

    Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center Scrapbook

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    These images represent items gathered by the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center on the subject of the organization and the local Latino community in Toledo, Ohio. Items include photographs and newspaper clippings from the Toledo Blade, Toledo City Paper, and other sources

    100 Glimpses : The Apartment

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    100 Glimpses is a series of short documentaries produced by the Sight Center of Northwest Ohio. The series explores the organization's history. The Sight Center was founded in 1923 as the Toledo Society for the Blind. Located in Toledo, Ohio, the Center provides programs and services for people with visual impairment or blindness. Episode 81 discusses the Sight Center's Rehabilitation Center. Opened in 1970, the space included an apartment with functioning appliances for use in rehabilitation training

    Art gallery at the Momentum Festival, Toledo, Ohio, 2024

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    Momentum is an annual art festival hosted by the Arts Commission in Toledo, Ohio. The 2024 festival included exhibits by local artists, an artist market, dance performances, and free activites. The 2024 Momentum Festival was held from September 20 - 22 on Superior Street between Madison Avenue and Adams Street in Downtown Toledo. This photograph shows a section of the Artomatic 419 Gallery located in the Gardner Building

    Welcome sign at the Momentum Festival, Toledo, Ohio, 2024

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    Momentum is an annual art festival hosted by the Arts Commission in Toledo, Ohio. The 2024 festival included exhibits by local artists, an artist market, dance performances, and free activites. The 2024 Momentum Festival was held from September 20 - 22 on Superior Street between Madison Avenue and Adams Street in Downtown Toledo. This photograph shows a welcome sign at the event

    Black History Community Service Award 2024

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    Marble plaque from Education Today presented to the Gospel Vocal Ensemble for Black History Community Service Award

    Annual exhibition of the Tile Club, Athena Society and other Toledo artists, December 1908

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    This book, a catalog of the annual exhibit of local artists at the Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio, was published in 1908. Cataloged art, from members of the Tile Club, Athena Society, and other Toledo artists, includes still lifes, portraits, among others, and includes pricing for some items

    Blockhouses and military posts of the firelands

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    This book, published in 1934, is an overview of military fortifications in the Firelands, interactions with Indigenous people living in the area, and biographies of soldiers from the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. The Firelands is an area near Lake Erie in Ohio, located in present day Huron, Erie, Ottawa, and Ashland counties. The Indigenous peoples living in the area were the Myaamia (Miami), Anishinaabe (Odawa / Ottawa), and Wandat (Wyandotte)

    Toledo, a brief history of educational efforts in Toledo

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    This pamphlet was published in 1876 for the Educational Centennial Committee of Ohio. Written by then current superintendent of Toledo Public Schools, D. F. DeWolf, it gives an overview of the first schools in northwest Ohio. Toledo Public Schools was established on May 8, 1849; as of 2024, over 21,000 students were enrolled across 58 schools in the district

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