Saturday, April 26: 1:00 pm & 3:30 pm “The Disappearance of Ron Tammen: A Deep Dive into Buried Clues, Silent Bystanders, and the Latest Evidence of What Really Happened” On April 19, 1953, Ronald Tammen disappeared from Miami University, and ever since that day, anyone who’s heard his story has been justifiably baffled. How
SECOND DATE ADDED! Saturday April 5, 2025 1:00PM--SOLD OUT Due to the rapid sell out of our scheduled March 27th event, we have added a second date for the presentation. Thursday, March 27: 7:00pm--SOLD OUT "Run for the Hills: One Local Woman's Journey Through the 1913 Flood" The waters of the 1913 flood still
Saturday, February 22: 1:00pm "Myaamionki: The Place of the Miamis" We are pleased to have Andrew Sawyer, Anthropologist and Education Outreach Specialist at the Myaamia Center at Miami University discussing the history of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, their relationship with Miami University and their historic homelands, and sovereign Miami Tribe today. Join us
Opening night audience at the Jefferson Theatre, March 31, 1903. L.C. OVERPECKThe city’s Globe Opera House, built in 1866 as the Dixon Opera House, had artificial gas theatre lighting and a stage too small to meet the production needs of even modest sized traveling theatrical companies. The Music Hall, erected in 1882, also had a
"Intriguing Objects & Curiosities" “What IS that?” is a question often asked by visitors, volunteers and even staff of the Butler County Historical Society. A new exhibit in the Benninghofen Museum, “Intriguing Objects and Curiosities,” invites visitors to use their knowledge of history to identify artifacts from the Society’s basement, closets and back shelves. Categories in the
Saturday, January 25th: 1:00pm "The Wreck of the CH&D: A Pioneering Railroad Undone by Greed & Fraud Join local railroad enthusiast and author Jim Krause as he explains the dramatic rise and equally dramatic fall of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. The CH&D was a prime factor in the growth of western Ohio's