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11:48 AM May 22, 2013

Graveyard Rabbit finds honest lawyer

This week, the Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay discovered the grave of Arthur Phinney, Sandusky High School principal from 1867-1870, who later became a lawyer.

11:00 AM May 15, 2013

1922: New baseball fields opened

This week on the Sandusky History blog, we visit the Esmond Dairy baseball team.

11:01 AM May 10, 2013

Dayton flood ravaged city

This week, Ohio's Yesterdays hosts a guest post from historicalnaturaldisasters.com, detailing the 1913 Great Dayton Flood.

11:10 AM May 8, 2013

Baseball fans took steamer across lake

This week on the Sandusky History blog, a reminder that people have been taking boat rides across the lake to go to baseball games for a century.

One of those boats was a steamer that traveled to Detroit to see the Tigers play Philadelphia.

11:00 AM May 3, 2013

Uses for Violets abound

This month on master herbalist Mary Colvin's blog, a look at the late-spring blooming Violet its uses and characteristics.

11:08 AM May 1, 2013

Early birding trip nets photos

This week on the NorthNW birding blog, birders headed to Mercer County to find Smith's Longspur.

They were in luck.

11:19 AM Apr 26, 2013

WWI Victory Loan rally drew crowd

This week on the Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay, our blogger takes us back to a Victory Loan rally in Perkins Township in 1919 — that featured a speaker who was the blogger's distance relative.

11:08 AM Apr 24, 2013

Sandusky History: 1929 Eagles bowling league

Bowling has always been a popular leisure activity, according to the Sandusky History blog this week.

The 1929 Eagles Club Bowling League had eight teams that competed to pass the time.

11:06 AM Apr 19, 2013

Hancock Street once home to salvage business

This week on the Sandusky History blog, pictures and the story of a former Hancock Street salvage business that once used the railroad tracks that have since been removed.