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Meet Mansfield’s favorite son, Ohio’s key historical politician, John Sherman
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The Fighting McCook’s brought honor to Ohio’s fighting spirit in Civil War
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Ohio’s Anti-Slavery Society was founded in 1835
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Uncle Tom’s Cabin immortalized Ohio’s John Rankin & his Underground Railroad depot
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John Parker was a key figure in Ohio’s Underground Railroad
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Fugitives from slavery fled to Ohio
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Former slave taunts old master by noting he is doing “tolerably well” in Ohio
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1941 mural Pioneers Crossing the Ohio River captured in B-W photo
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The youngest Jefferson’s Ground Sloth was found near Millersburg in 1890
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