ENGL 2367: Nancy Pine’s Service Learning Course: Find Historical Ohio Resources

The Library of Congress has a large digital collection on its' website that you can browse to find information, as well as online texts you can view.

This resources allows users to search for and print out genealogical records. Use on-campus (CSCC) or in library (DCDL).

Touring Ohio: The Heart of America has some great information on different areas of Ohio that were considered stops for slaves escaping on the Underground Railroad.

Free Ohio books and articles on topics include history, life experiences, natural disasters and more.

The Ohio Genealogical Society has great information for more than just the Delaware County residents; there is information in the catalog from all Ohio counties.

Users can request books or resources to have delivered to the Learning Center. They have a good bibliography of genealogical and historical resources.

A Collaborative Project of the Ohio History Connection and the State Library of Ohio.

Ohio History Central is an online encyclopedia that includes information about Ohio's natural history, prehistory, and history.

Numerous of online resources on different aspects of Ohio History. Locate print resources in the Ohio Archives. Can email reference librarians, but there may be a research/copy fee.

This Facebook Page is dedicated to the Lucy Depp Park and gives access to pictures and a lot of good information directly from those who currently reside in the area.

This Delaware Gazette article touches upon the history of the Lucy Depp Park Community and gives some insight from some of it's current residents.

This Columbus Dispatch article is another look at the Lucy Depp residents. The author also gives a good background on the neighborhood.