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Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Wednesday, April 6, 2022

❤️ Ohio Could Soon Have A New UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

I've always been a big fan of Ohio's ancient history. I love learning about ancient cultures and how people lived thousands of years ago. Next summer, UNESCO World Heritage Committee will decide whether or not eight ancient sites in Ohio will become World Heritage sites. This would be the first UNESCO World Heritage site in the state.

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Ohio Could Soon Have A New UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Schmidt’s And Buckeye Donuts Have Teamed Up To Create Two Sweet Treats

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I know for a fact that y'all love Schmidt's cream puff collaborations, and let me just say, this one may be the best yet.

This Dragon-Themed Airbnb In Westerville Has Its Own Mini-Golf Course

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Okay if you're thinking of doing a little local getaway anytime soon, please do yourself a favor and check out this incredibly unique Airbnb in Westerville.

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😍 Some original tilework

has been spotted at the ongoing renovation of the Hudson Theater at 369 E Hudson. Can't wait to

Noticed this over the weekend. Original 1927 entryway tilework uncovered in the on-going renovations at the old Hudson Theater, 369 E Hudson. Very Jazz Age.
— UDHCMH (@UDHCMH)
3:00 PM • Apr 5, 2022

(Twitter)

🏡 The birthplace of

President Ulysses S. Grant went on quite the journey

for a one-story, timber-frame home.

(Ohio History)

🌧 Weather:

64 and rainy, with areas of dense fog before 10 a.m.

Sponsored by the Decorative Arts Center of OhioHindsight: The Art of Looking Back showcases the nostalgic work of the Ohio folk artists of the 1800s and 1900s, known collectively as the memory painters. These artists captured the simplicity of earlier days in rural Ohio in unassuming lines and bold color palettes. Visit the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio to get to know these incredible local pieces of art and the artists behind them. The exhibit runs through April 24, 2022. You can learn more by visiting decartsohio.org/exhibitions.