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Juvenile delinquency cases, public expenses per 1000 population, City of Toledo, Ohio, 1933
No full textThis map shows the United States Census Bureau tracts of 1930 in Toledo, Ohio. Information was prepared under the direction of the Toledo City Plan Commission and collected by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. The bold, dot and dashed black line is the city limits. Individual Census enumeration districts are outlined in a bold, solid black line. Individual districts have color fill based on public expenses, per 1000 population, of youth charged with juvenile delinquency
Felonies, cost per capita, male and female, based on offense location, City of Toledo, Ohio, 1933
No full textThis map shows the United States Census Bureau tracts of 1930 in Toledo, Ohio. Information was prepared under the direction of the Toledo City Plan Commission and collected by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. The bold, dot and dashed black line is the city limits. Individual Census enumeration districts are outlined in a bold, solid black line. Individual districts have color fill based on the cost per person of felonies committed within that district
Monitor, September, October, 1987, A.D.
No full textMonitor is a newsletter published by the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo (ICGT). ICGT was founded in the late 1930s as the Syrian American Muslim Society to support the Muslim community in and around Toledo, Ohio. As the Muslim community grew, the Center moved from East Bancroft Street to a campus in Perrysburg, Ohio. The newsletter regularly features ICGT news, guidance from the Qur'an, prayer times, calendars of events, and a children's page
Rasquache, artist residency, 2016 closure exhbition / community event
No full textThis exhibit catalog contains an overview of the artists involved in the first Rasquache residency program and photographs of their work. The program was established in 2016 by Frederico Cuatlacuatl in San Francisco Cuapa, Cholula, Puebla, Mexico. Additional artists participating in the inaugural residency were Amy Youngs, Ken Rinaldo, Leo Herrera, Matthew Sibley, Karina A. Monroy, Christina Erives, Jairo Banuelos, and Sa'dia Rehman. Endorsed by the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center in Toledo, Ohio, the residency closure exhibition and community events took place at the Center and at the Mexico Solidarity Network in Chicago, Illinois
Toledo History Scrapbooks - LGBTQ History
No full textScrapbook created by the Toledo Lucas County Public Library from newspaper clippings and reports on the subject of Toledo's LGBTQIA+ community. Articles are drawn from the Toledo Blade and other sources
Tuberculosis, district nurses, City of Toledo, Ohio, 1936
No full textThis map shows the permanent census tracts of Toledo, Ohio in 1937. The map was designed by the Toledo City Plan Commission and approved by the United States Census Bureau and the Toledo Council of Social Agencies. The solid black outlines designate the corporate limits of the city and the outlines of each census tract. Individual districts have color fill based on the number of residents treated by district nurses for Tuberculosis, per thousand of the population, in the year 1936
Restitutions (evictions), City of Toledo, Ohio, 1937
No full textThis map shows the permanent census tracts of Toledo, Ohio in 1937. The map was designed by the Toledo City Plan Commission and approved by the United States Census Bureau and the Toledo Council of Social Agencies. The solid black outlines designate the corporate limits of the city and the outlines of each census tract. Individual districts have color fill based on the amount of evictions in that tract, per thousand families, in the year 1937
100 Glimpses : John Goerlich
No full text100 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 70 discusses former Sight Center Board President, John Goerlich
100 Glimpses : James' Camp Memories
No full text100 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 62 features James Weideman
discussing his memories of mobility camp a the University of Toledo in the early 2010s
Monitor, November, December, 1988
No full textMonitor is a newsletter published by the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo (ICGT). ICGT was founded in the late 1930s as the Syrian American Muslim Society to support the Muslim community in and around Toledo, Ohio. As the Muslim community grew, the Center moved from East Bancroft Street to a campus in Perrysburg, Ohio. The newsletter regularly features ICGT news, guidance from the Qur'an, prayer times, calendars of events, and a children's page