The Great Depression destroyed the American economy in October 1929 leaving many jobless and unable to care themselves and their loved ones. When Franklin Roosevelt took office in early 1933, he sought inventive and productive ways to help regenerate the country.
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A Rare Advertising Card and Its Connection to the Titanic
The Great Depression destroyed the American economy in October 1929 leaving many jobless and unable to care themselves and their loved ones. When Franklin Roosevelt took office in early 1933, he sought inventive and productive ways to help regenerate the country.
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The Role of Women in 20th Century Academic Departments: Meet Elizabeth Dalve from the University of Cincinnati
The Great Depression destroyed the American economy in October 1929 leaving many jobless and unable to care themselves and their loved ones. When Franklin Roosevelt took office in early 1933, he sought inventive and productive ways to help regenerate the country.
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Turkey and Corn – Podcast mini episode
Did you know that a number of Native American tribes utilized the flag and other American symbols such as eagles, shields and bunting as early as the late 1800s?
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“Halibut Over Steel Like a Man” – The Trials and Tribulations of Using AI for the Transcribing and Captioning of Cincinnati Museum Center’s Rare Moving Image Collection
CMC partnered with Scene Savers in Covington, Kentucky, to digitize 53 rare Moving Image assets including master copies of WLW’s Midwestern Hayride, a pilot episode of “On the Money,” a newlywed themed gameshow hosted by Bob Braun from the 1970s.
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The Washington March Special: Cincinnati Marches on Washington
Cincinnati Museum Center is fortunate enough to care for and permanently house a rare collection of original Cincinnati radio transcription discs from local radio stations, including the well-known WLW-WSAI Broadcasting Corporation. Keep reading to find out more about this rare piece of history!
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