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In March of 2011, I was geocaching near Fairfield OH and spotted this replacement grave marker for Lt. Joseph Catterline in a tiny roadsid...

On March 12th, 2012 near Mentor KY in Campbell County, while geocaching I ran into something I never see in SW Ohio, the grave of a Confed...

Cemeteries are a big part of history and I find myself in them frequently while geocaching. You can learn much from reading the stones ...

The perfect fortune cookie for an amateur field historian and geocacher! Maybe I should head to Orient OH ? Sidenote: at the bottom, ...

1896, Sicangu Lakota Sioux at the Cincinnati Zoo "Just four years shy of the 20th century, the Cincinnati Zoo kept one hundred Si...

Gehio is three years old today with over 20,000 page views. Thanks to all those who read (I look at my stats), leave comments and those w...

Who knew a book on an obscure Ohio born US President could be so excellent? Even I had my doubts. However,  "Destiny of the Republic...

Ripley OH: an abolitionist stronghold. This is the restored home of John P. Parker, a noted African-American abolitionist I agree somewh...

Rosa Washington Riles 1901 - 1969 File under: "Cool stuff you learn while geocaching" I almost didn't stop at this old c...

In January I decided to become a volunteer at the  Cincinnati History Museum at Union Terminal . I figured it would be nice to share my ex...