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Sara Sass Siders slides into Farmhouse Brews at Harvest Market this Friday evening. Here we go a-wandering among the songs so sweet as the month of May brings us music galore while we work our way back from the ravages of 2020 s global pandemic. Just take a gander at all the stuff going on out there, then jump for joy or whatever it is you jump for when happiness is afoot. It s a beautiful day in the neighborhood whenever our friends Rogers & Nienhaus, as in Terry and Scott, drop by to play. This Thursday night, the good guys of rock history-in-the-making go at it at the Curve Inn to the sound enjoyment of all who are within earshot. These two musicians walked the walk with the big dogs in the day and we re fortunate to reap the benefits of their life s work whenever they plug in and play. Welcome back, guys.
Glendaleâs history as Underground Railroad site being commemorated with new tour
Until now, there has been nothing in Glendale to officially document or celebrate its past as a hotspot for anti-slavery activism in the 19th century. A local man is now leading an effort to memorialize the village s history as an Underground Railroad station.
and last updated 2021-02-26 18:07:02-05
GLENDALE, Ohio â The houses in Glendale have a way of taking you back in time.
Large, picturesque Post-Colonial and Greek Revival style homes like those sitting on East Fountain Avenue and Sharon Road conjure up visions of what life there was probably like in its early days in the mid-1800s. Residents and historians have long looked at these homes with the suspicion that they were stations along the Underground Railroad.