Listed below are some of the print resources available in Maag Library that relate to Ohio history. Reference materials are available for in-library use only and are shelved alphabetically by call number in the Reference Room on the main floor of the library. General collection books are shelved alphabetically by call number on floors 3-6A. Oversize materials are located on the first bank(s) of shelves on each floor. To determine on which floor of the library your item is shelved, use the Building Guide online or signs posted in the Reference Room and by the elevators. Other books and materials about Ohio history can be found through MaagNET, the Maag Library online catalog.
All About Ohio Almanac: Instant Information About Hundreds of Subjects Maag Stacks F491 .A44 1994
Buckeye Presidents: Ohioans in the White House Maag Stacks E176.1 .B83 2003
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Buckeye Women: The History of Ohio ’s Daughters Maag Stacks HQ1438 .O3 B66 2001
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County by County in Ohio Genealogy REF Z1323 .O44 1977
Evolution of Ohio County Boundaries Maag Stacks F497 .B7 D6 1970
For the Union: Ohio Leaders in the Civil War Maag Stacks E525 .W5
Frontier Ohio: A Resource Guide for Teachers Maag Stacks F490.5 .W35
A Hundred Days to Richmond: Ohio’s “Hundred Days” Men in the Civil War Maag Stacks E525.4 .H86 1999
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Indian Cultures of Ohio: A Resource Guide for Teachers Maag Stacks F490.5 .I5 1973
Indians of Ohio and Indiana Prior to 1795 Maag Stacks E78 .O3 I5
No Strength Without Union: An Illustrated History of Ohio Workers, 1803-1980 Oversize HD8083 .O3 B63 1982
Ohio: A Bicentennial History Maag Stacks F491 .H4
Ohio Almanac History Maag Stacks AY271 .L6 O52 1977
Ohio and its People Maag Stacks F491 .K63 2003
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Ohio: A Student’s Guide to Localized History Maag Stacks F491 .W45
The Ohio Black History Guide Maag Stacks Z1361 .N39 O55
The Ohio Frontier: An Anthology of Early Writings Maag Stacks F495 .O353 1996
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The Ohio Frontier: Crucible of the Old Northwest, 1720-1830 Maag Stacks F495 .H94 1996
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Ohio Historic Inventory Manual Maag Stacks F492 .O3895 1976
Ohio History Sketches Maag Stacks F492 .P36
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Ohio Place Names Maag Stacks F489 .M55 1996
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Ohio Place Names: The Origin of the Names of Over 500 Ohio Cities, Towns, and Villages Maag Stacks F492 .O8
An Ohio Portrait Maag Stacks F491 .K64
An Ohio Reader Maag Stacks F491 .O39 (2 volumes)
Tales of the Ohio Land Maag Stacks PS3563 .A85 T3
This is Ohio: Ohio’s 88 Counties in Words and Pictures Maag Stacks F497 .A15 I9 1965
Along the Ohio Trail: A Short History of Ohio Lands*: Publication of The Ohio Auditor of State’s Office.
The Evolution of Ohio: Information about the 11 major territories in Ohio: economic patterns; population trends; migratory patterns; historical information. Comparisons can be made between the different territories.
Historic House Museums in Ohio: Victorian Preservation Association of Santa Clara Valley.
National Register of Historic Places: Ohio
Ohio Exploration Society: Group of urban explorers who visit well-known historical locations and those forgotten over time. Members photograph and research locations from abandoned buildings to rural cemeteries to ancient Indian mounds to wonders of nature.
Ohio History Connection: Mission: Help people connect with Ohio’s past in order to understand the present and create a better future.
Ohio Memory: Collaborative digital library project of the Ohio Historical Society and the State Library of Ohio. Explore digital content from over 390 cultural heritage institutions representing all 88 of Ohio’s counties covering a wide range of topics from prehistory to present day.
PhotOhio.org: Keyword searchable repository of thousands of photos, texts and documents relating to Ohio’s history. Search or browse the collections of Ohio newspaper photo archives, yearbooks, local historical publications and more.
Profile Ohio: Overview of the people, places and events that make Ohio unique.
Youngstown State University Oral History Digital Collection: First-person narratives of northeastern Ohioans who have participated in, or closely observed events, which have significantly affected both the state and nation. Includes personal narratives focusing on World War II, Vietnam, Youngstown College (University), Greek, Puerto Rican, Romanian, Russian and Italian culture, industry (steel, pottery, brick, labor relations, coal, and railroads), politics, the Holocaust, and religion.