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PACE, HARRY,
"Mamie Smith's Blues," by Don Bedwell, April•June 2008
(Volume 25/Number 2)
PACIFIC CAMPAIGNS (World War II),
"Buckeye Minuteman: Robert S.
Beightler," by John K. Ohl, January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
PACIFIC OCEAN,
"Captain Eddie's Return," by Michael Martin,
November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
PACIFISTS and PACIFISM,
"Treason in Canton! The Trial of Eugene Debs,"
by John E. Vacha, November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
Page, Tim,
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square: Dawn Powell," July•August 2002
(Volume 19/Number 4)
PAIGE, LEROY ("Satchel"),
"The Short, Sweet Indian Summer of Satchel
Paige," by Steven P. Gietschier, April•May 1989 (Volume 6/Number 2)
PAIGE,
"SATCHEL." See PAIGE, LEROY
PAINESVILLE (Ohio),
"Making Tracks: Jack Casement's Triumph," by John
H. White, Jr., March•April 2001 (Volume 18/Number 2)
PAINE, THOMAS,
"Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man (TIMELINE REVIEW),"
by Philip S. Foner, December 1987•January 1988 (Volume 4/Number 6)
"Painter and a Gentleman: Ralph Fanning, A," by George W. Paulson,
May•June 2000 (Volume 17/Number 3)
"Painter in Love, A (TIMELINE PROFILE)," by James M. Keny, March•June
2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2 & 3)
"Painter's Struggle: Sala Bosworth, A," by L.J. Kozlowski,
November•December 1999 (Volume 16/Number 6)
PAINTING and PAINTERS. See ART and ARTISTS
Painting Around Mount Zion, by Jim Dine (TIMELINE MASTERWORK),
March•June 2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2 & 3)
PAIUTE INDIANS,
"George Crook: Soldier and Humanitarian," by John K.
Ohl, July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
"Pall of Egyptian Gloom: The Sinking of the Scioto, A," by Timothy R.
Brookes, July•August 1998 (Volume 15/Number 4)
PALMER, ABRAHAM J.,
"Let Us Have Peace: Ulysses S. Grant's Final
Appearance," by Russell Roberts, July•August 2004 (Volume 21/Number 4)
PALMER, TIM, The Wild and Scenic Rivers of America,
"Ohio's Scenic Rivers:
Preservation and Perils (TIMELINE FORUM)," by Carolyn V. Platt,
July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
PALMER, WILLIAM R.,
"‘McKinley's Own’: An Ohio Band Plays the ‘Splendid Little War,’"by
Priscilla M. Harding, October•November 1985 (Volume 2/Number 5)
"Souvenirs of a Dandy Good Time," by Priscilla M. Harding, July•August
1996 (Volume 13/Number 4)
Palmquist, Peter E.,
"Discovering Yosemite," May•June 1997 (Volume
14/Number 3)
PANDEMICS,
"Influenza: The Pandemic of 1918-19," by George W. Paulson,
September•October 2003 (Volume 20/Number 5)
"Autumnal Fever and Daniel Drake," by Stephen Gehlbach,
July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
PANICS,
"My Money or Your Life!! The Canal Bank Failure of 1854," by John E.
Vacha, March•April 2001 (Volume 18/Number 2)
"The Great Toledo Bank Panic," by Timothy Messer-Kruse,
January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
"‘I Wish Mark Was Here’: The Political Partnership of Mark Hanna and
William McKinley," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December 2007 (Volume
24/Number 4)
PANORAMA,
"The Cincinnati Panorama (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by M’Lissa Kesterman
and Keith Kuhn, January•February 2001 (Volume 18/Number 1)
"Always Very Daring and Reckless: Private William J. Knight and the
Andrews Raid," by Jim Leeke, November•December 2003 (Volume
20/Number 6)
PARALLEL-O-GREY GLASS,
"Toledo's Perfect Glass Gox," by Stuart W.
Leslie, April•June 2008 (Volume 25/Number 2)
PARDEE, JIM,
"Mystery Man from Massillon: Herbert Dow," by Ellis N.
Brandt, July•August 2003 (Volume 20/Number 4)
PARIS (France),
"The Kindness of Strangers: An Ohioan Escapes the Nazis,"
by Jerri Donohue, October•December 2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
PARKER, JOHN P.,
"John P. Parker and the Underground Railroad," by Merton L. Dillon,
January•March 2005 (Volume 22/Number 1)
"Crossing the Ice: The Story of Ohio's Most Famous Fugitive Slave," by
Fergus M. Bordewich, January•March 2008 (Volume 25/Number 1)
PARKER, LEROY,
"Mamie Smith's Blues," by Don Bedwell, April•June 2008
(Volume 25/Number 2)
Park, Marlene (and Gerald Markowitz)," "Not by Bread Alone: Post Office Art
of the New Deal," June•July 1989 (Volume 6/Number 3)
PARK, MYRL A.,
"Pinball Wizards," by Thomas Crowl, March•April 2000
(Volume 17/Number 2)
PARRISH, MAXFIELD,
"Circus Quilt, The," by Ricky Clark, July•August 2004
(Volume 21/Number 4)
PARSHALL, HUGH "DOC," "Home in Ohio: Harness Racing Goes Hollywood,"
by Bob Carson, October•December 2008 (Volume 25/Number 4)
"Party-Time Trolleys," by John H. White, Jr., December 1989•January 1990
(Volume 6/Number 6)
PASONS, ESTHER "BUNNY," (Mrs. Milton Caniff),
"Milton Caniff," by
Lucy Shelton Caswell, July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
PATENT OFFICE, U.S.,
"Theft of the Century: Elisha Gray and the Telephone's
Invention," by Seth Shulman, July•September 2009 (Volume 26/Number 3)
PATHE NEWS,
"When the ‘Red Devil’ Went Out in Style," by William D.
Middleton, October•December 2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
"Path to Glory: A World War II Reminiscence," by Carl M. Becker, December 1991•January 1992 (Volume 8/Number 6)
PATIENCE,
"Wilde Card: An Aesthete Visits Ohio," by Richard Compton,
November•December 2000 (Volume 17/Number 6)
PAT O’LEARY LINE (French Underground),
"The Kindness of Strangers:
An Ohioan Escapes the Nazis," by Jerri Donohue, October•December 2007
(Volume 24/Number 4)
PATRICK, JOHN,
"Underdog Factor: The Odyssey of Burgess Meredith," by
John E. Vacha, March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
PATTERSON, EDMUND,
"Johnson's Island," by Roger Pickenpaugh,
July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PATTERSON, FRANK,
"Teaching Through the Eye: John H. Patterson's
Industrial Photography," by Claudia L. Watson, November•December 2002
(Volume 19/Number 6)
PATTERSON, JOHN HENRY,
"Teaching Through the Eye: John H. Patterson's Industrial
Photography," by Claudia L. Watson, November•December 2002 (Volume
19/Number 6)
"No Springs—Honest Weight: Toledo Scale Wins the Weight War," by
Timothy Messer-Kruse, April•June 2005 (Volume 22/Number 2)
"Swept Away: The Great 1913 Flood," by Trudy E. Bell, January•March
2009 (Volume 26/Number 1)
PATTERSON, JOSEPH,
"Milton Caniff," by Lucy Shelton Caswell,
July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
PATTON, (General) GEORGE S.,
"One Lucky Buckeye Over Germany," by
Louis Keefer, April•June 2006 (Volume 23/Number 2)
PAULIN, ARTHUR L.,
"Pinball Wizards," by Thomas Crowl, March•April 2000
(Volume 17/Number 2)
PAULO, WALTER,
"From Copper Kettle to Klondikes: The Isaly's Story," by
Thomas E. Crowl, March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
Paulson, George W.,
"To Teach and to Heal: St. Francis Hospital," January•February 1999
(Volume 16/Number 1)
"A Painter and a Gentleman: Ralph Fanning," May•June 2000 (Volume
17/Number 3)
"The Resurrectionists," May•June 2001 (Volume 18/Number 3)
"Lighthouse of the Sky: John Quincy Adams Visits Cincinnati,"
July•August 2001 (Volume 18/Number 4)
"Neurosurgery's Pioneer: Harvey Cushing," September•October 2002
(Volume 19/Number 5)
"Influenza: The Pandemic of 1918-19," September•October 2003 (Volume
20/Number 5)
"A Long and Lonely Dying: President James A. Garfield,"
July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
PAWNBROKERS,
"The Mayor of Long Street (TIMELINE VIGNETTE)," by Ruth
Handler, July•August 1994 (Volume 11/Number 4)
PAYNE, DOUG,
"Ohio's ‘Alligator,’"by Bradley T. Lepper, March•April 2001
(Volume 18/Number 2)
Payne, Phillip G.,
"The Harding Memorial," September•October 1998 (Volume
15/Number 5)
Payne, Richard (Photographer),
"Philip Johnson's Great Depression,"
June•July 1987 (Volume 4/Number 3)
PC 1251 (Ukiah),
"Woody at War," by Allan R. Millett, April•June 2007
(Volume 24/Number 2)
PEABODY, (Miss) ELLEN,
"Holyoke in the West: The Western Female
Seminary," by Carolyn V. Platt, July•August 1999 (Volume 16/Number 4)
"Peaceable Kingdom: Ohio on the Eve of Settlement, The," by Carl W.
Albrecht, Jr., June•July 1985 (Volume 2/Number 3)
PEACE PIPE,
"Artifacts of Peace," by Phillip R. Shriver, April•May 1988
(Volume 5/Number 2)
PEAL, WILLIAM,
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly
Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PEARLMAN, ALFRED E.,
"Fast Train Through the Cornbelt," by Christopher
J. Dawson and Edward J. Pershey, September•October 2000 (Volume
17/Number 5)
PEARLMAN, SAMUEL,
"Red Dawn in Cleveland: The 1919 May Day Riots,"
by John S. Bellamy, II, January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
PEASE, ALONZO,
"Alonzo Pease's Oberlin (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by Marcia Goldberg,
July•August 1997 (Volume 14/Number 4)
"Log Cabin Fever: Waving the Harrison Banner," by Roger A. Fischer,
October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
PEDAL CARS,
"Pedal Power: The Kiddie Car," by Richard Saunders,
December 1989•January 1990 (Volume 6/Number 6)
"Pedal Power: The Kiddie Car," by Richard Saunders, December
1989•January 1990 (Volume 6/Number 6)
PEERLESS MOTOR COMPANY (Cleveland, Ohio),
"You Know Me: Barney
Oldfield," by Timothy Messer-Kruse, May•June 2002 (Volume 19/Number 3)
PEKING. See BEIJING, CHINA
PELZER, ALPHONSE,
"The Sculptor of Salem: John G. Segesman," by Dale
E. Shaffer, January•February 1999 (Volume 16/Number 1)
PENDLETON, GEORGE,
"Battlefield Ballots: The 1864 Presidential
Election," by Fred Previts, October•December 2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
"Penman of Independence: Januarius MacGahan," by Stephen Ostrander,
June•July 1987 (Volume 4/Number 3)
PENN-CENTRAL RAILROAD,
"Fast Train Through the Cornbelt," by
Christopher J. Dawson and Edward J. Pershey, September•October 2000
(Volume 17/Number 5)
PENGUIN, THE (Batman),
"Underdog Factor: The Odyssey of Burgess
Meredith," by John E. Vacha, March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
PENNYLVANIA COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania),
"An Ohio Boy: Willoughby Dayton Miller, DDS," by Donald F.
Bowers, May•June 2004 (Volume 21/Number 3)
PEOPLE OF PLENTY,
"Defining America: David Potter's People of Plenty
(TIMELINE REVIEW)," by James Harvey Young, May•June 1996 (Volume
13/Number 3)
PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, THE
(Sidney, Ohio),
"Louis Sullivan's Ohio Banks," by Gary C. Meyer, April•June
2007 (Volume 24/Number 2)
PEOPLE's STREET RAILWAY,
"America's Best Mayor: Tom L. Johnson," by
Melvin G. Holli, March•April 2002 (Volume 19/Number 2)
PEORIA, ILLINOIS,
"Trouble Brewing on Darby: A Buckeye Absconds to
Suckerland," by J. Merton England, January•February 2001 (Volume
18/Number 1)
"Perfect Game: Addie Joss, Pitcher," by Scott Longert, July•August 1995
(Volume 12/Number 4)
PERRY, AARON F.,
"Mission to Washington, 1861," by Ethan S. Rafuse,
April•June 2008 (Volume 25/Number 2)
PERRY, J.H.,
"Teaching Through the Eye: John H. Patterson's Industrial
Photography," by Claudia L. Watson, November•December 2002 (Volume
19/Number 6)
PERRY MONUMENT (Cleveland, Ohio),
"A Monumental Battle on Public
Square," by William C. Stark, January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
PERRY, OLIVER HAZARD,
"Cleared for Action: Inland Navies in the War of 1812," by Kevin J.
Crisman, April•May 1989 (Volume 6/Number 2)
"And They Are Ours," by David C. Skaggs, April•May 1989 (Volume
6/Number 2)
"A Monumental Battle on Public Square," by William C. Stark,
January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
PERRYSBURG (Ohio),
"Fort Meigs (OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM),"
October•December 2004 (Volume 21/Numbers 5-6)
PERRY, MARGARET (Mrs. Burgess Meredith),
"Underdog Factor: The
Odyssey of Burgess Meredith," by John E. Vacha, March•April 2004 (Volume
21/Number 2)
Pershey, Edward J. and Christopher J. Dawson,
"Fast Train Through the
Cornbelt," September•October 2000 (Volume 17/Number 5)
PERSHING, JOHN ("Black Jack"),
"Buckeyes in the Rainbow: The 166th
U.S. Infantry Regiment in World War I," by John K. Ohl, October•December
2004 (Volume 21/Numbers 5-6)
"PE-RU-NA: A Catarrh Cure from Columbus," by James Young Harvey,
November•December 1995 (Volume 12/Number 6)
PE-RU-NA,
"PE-RU-NA: A Catarrh Cure from Columbus," by James Harvey
Young, November•December 1995 (Volume 12/Number 6)
Peskin, Allan,
"Presidents Anonymous (TIMELINE FORUM)," October•November 1985
(Volume 2/Number 5)
"The Civil War: Crucible of Change (TIMELINE FORUM)," June•July 1986
(Volume 3/Number 3)
"If You Seek His Monument: Reflections on the Meaning of the Garfield
Tomb," August•September 1992 (Volume 9/Number 4)
PETER ASTRA,
"Home in Ohio: Harness Racing Goes Hollywood," by Bob
Carson, October•December 2008 (Volume 25/Number 4)
"Petition in Boots: Coxey's Army Marches," by Carlos A. Schwantes,
February•March 1990 (Volume 7/Number 1)
PHANTOM FILLY, THE, by George Agnew Chamberlain,
"Home in Ohio:
Harness Racing Goes Hollywood," by Bob Carson, October•December 2008
(Volume 25/Number 4)
PHELPS, LUCIUS,
"Reducing the Risk: Woods, Phelps, Edison, and the
Railway Telegraph," by Robert Lochte, January•February 1999 (Volume
16/Number 1)
PHILADELPHIA TOBOGGAN COMPANY,
"Round We Go: Carousel Art," by
Simon Jones, September•October 1999 (Volume 16/Number 5)
PHILANTHROPY and PHILANTHROPISTS,
"For Man and Beast: Sloan's
Liniment," by James Harvey Young, September•October 2001 (Volume
18/Number 5)
"Philip Johnson's Great Depression," by Geoffrey Blodgett, June•July 1987
(Volume 4/Number 3)
PHILIPPINES,
"Path to Glory: A World War II Reminiscence," by Carl M. Becker,
December 1991•January 1992 (Volume 8/Number 6)
"Buckeye Minuteman: Robert S. Beightler," by John K. Ohl,
January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
"A Soldier of Character and Compassion: Harding at Buna," by Carl M.
Becker, October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
PHILLIPS, (Dr.) JOHN,
"Breath of Death: The 1929 Cleveland Clinic
Disaster," by John S. Bellamy, II, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
PHILOSOPICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. See OHIO HISTORICAL
SOCIETY (OHS)
"Phil Sheridan is All Right!," by Roy Morris, Jr., May•June 1994 (Volume
11/Number 3)
PHINNEY, JERRY,
"Ohio's Struggle for Equality Before the Civil War," by
Paul Finkelman, January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
PHOSGENE,
"Defeating the Hun at their Own Game," by Joel A. Vilensky,
April•June 2007 (Volume 24/Number 2)
PHOTOGRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPHY. See ART and ARTISTS
"Photography of Dayton's Albert Kern, The," by Claudia Watson,
April•June 2006 (Volume 23/Number 2)
PHRENOLOGY,
"Squaring the Circle: Octagonal Architecture," by W. Ray
Luce, December 1989•January 1990 (Volume 6/Number 6)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION,
"The 1869 Antioch Nine (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by Scott Sanders,
September•October 2002 (Volume 19/Number 5)
"Woody at War," by Allan R. Millett, April•June 2007 (Volume 24/Number
2)
"Piano in the Parlor: When There Was a Parlor, The," by Gerald Carson,
December 1990•January 1991 (Volume 7/Number 6)
PIANOS,
"The Piano in the Parlor: When There Was a Parlor," by Gerald
Carson, December 1990•January 1991 (Volume 7/Number 6)
PICHON, WALTER ("Fats"),
"Mamie Smith's Blues," by Don Bedwell,
April•June 2008 (Volume 25/Number 2)
PICKARD, EMMA,
"Quilts of the Western Reserve," by Ricky Clark,
July•August 2003 (Volume 20/Number 4)
Pickenpaugh, Roger,
"The Big Stick (TIMELINE ALBUM)," September•October 1995 (Volume
12/Number 5)
"Bent, Zigzag & Crooked: The Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railroad,"
January•February 1996 (Volume 13/Number 1)
"Rescue by Rail," November•December 1997 (Volume 14/Number 6)
"Opportunity of a Lifetime," March•April 1998 (Volume 15/Number 2)
"Teddy Vs. Taft: A Battle of Heavyweights," March•April 2004 (Volume
21/Number 2)
"The Issues," March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
"Johnson's Island," July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
"Front Porch Campaign," October•December 2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
PICKFORD, MARY. See SMITH, GLADYS
"‘Picture Painter, Columbus, Ohio’: A Reminiscence of Emerson
Burkhart," by John Barsotti (as told to James K. Richards)," December
1984•January 1985 (Volume 1/Number 2)
PIDGEON, WILLIAM, The Traditions of De-coo-dah,
"Ohio's ‘Alligator,’"by
Bradley T. Lepper, March•April 2001 (Volume 18/Number 2)
PIERCE, CHARLIE HATCH,
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by
Kimberly Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PIERCE, ELIJAH,
"Secular Sermons: Elijah Pierce, Woodcarver," by Nannette V. Maciejunes and E. Jane Connell, May•June 1993 (Volume 10/Number 3)
PIERCE, JOHN,
"‘In Death-Like Silence’: Touring a Coal Mine in 1852," by
John Henry Devereux, edited by David A. Simmons, January•March 2007
(Volume 24/Number 1)
PIERCE, JOSEPH,
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly
Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PIERCE, JOSEPH, SR.,
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by
Kimberly Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PIERCE, MARY SHREVE (Mrs. Joseph Pierce),
"Charlie Pierce: A
Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume
23/Number 3)
PIERCE, MRS. JOSEPH (Mary Shreve Pierce),
"Charlie Pierce: A
Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume
23/Number 3)
PIERCE, WILLIAM,
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly
Brownlee, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PIERSON, WILLIAM S.,
"Johnson's Island," by Roger Pickenpaugh,
July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
Pie Wagon, by Carl Frederick Gaertner (TIMELINE MASTERWORK), March•June
2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2 & 3)
PIKE's OPERA HOUSE (Cincinnati, Ohio),
"Crosley Story," by Don Bedwell,
January•March 2007 (Volume 24/Number 1)
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Cleveland, Ohio),
"Ohio's
Religious Landscape," by Peter W. Williams, May•June 2000 (Volume 17/Number 3)
"Pinball Wizards," by Thomas Crowl, March•April 2000 (Volume 17/Number
2)
PINBALL MACHINES,
"Pinball Wizards," by Thomas Crowl, March•April
2000 (Volume 17/Number 2)
PINGREE, HAZEN S.,
"America's Best Mayor: Tom L. Johnson," by Melvin G.
Holli, March•April 2002 (Volume 19/Number 2)
"Pioneer Piety (TIMELINE VIGNETTE)," by David S. Stanley,
January•February 1994 (Volume 11/Number 1)
"Pioneers," by E. Jane Connell, March•June 2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2 & 3)
PIQUA (Ohio),
"Dillinger Wasn’t Here," by Pat Best, April•June 2005 (Volume
22/Number 2)
PITLER, JAKE,
"Dayton's Wild Duck: Howard Holmes," by Carl M. Becker
and Jack Carlson, October•December 2004 (Volume 21/Numbers 5-6)
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA,
"From Copper Kettle to Klondikes: The
Isaly's Story," by Thomas E. Crowl, March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS,
"Toledo's Perfect Glass Gox," by Stuart W.
Leslie, April•June 2008 (Volume 25/Number 2)
PLANT PATHOLOGY,
"Public Science and Private Enterprise: Battling Ohio
Valley Corn Viruses," by Christopher Cumo, May•June 1999 (Volume
16/Number 3)
PLASMODIUM,
"Autumnal Fever and Daniel Drake," by Stephen Gehlbach, July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
PLATT, CAROLYN V.,
"TIMELINE @ Twenty-Five: A Personal History" (OHIO
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM), by Christopher S. Duckworth, October•December
2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
Works by:
"Prairie Remnants of the Darby Plains," October•November 1984 (Volume
1/Number 1)
"Owl: Sorcerer, Spirit-Bird, Predator," December 1984•January 1985
(Volume 1/Number 2)
"The Snow Queen: A Midwinter's Tale," February•March 1985 (Volume
2/Number 1)
"The Shy but Lovely Orchids of the Midwest," April•May 1985 (Volume
2/Number 2)
"The Raccoon: Nature's Artful Dodger," August•September 1985 (Volume
2/Number 4)
"Bogs and Fens: Ohio's Glacial Wetlands," October•November 1985
(Volume 2/Number 5)
"Winter on the North Shore," December 1985•January 1986 (Volume
2/Number 6)
"Man's Best Enemy: The Wolf," February•March 1986 (Volume
3/Number 1)
"Splendor in the Grass: The Shy Massasauga," April•May 1986 (Volume
3/Number 2)
"Islands of the Past: The Prairie Peninsula," August•September 1986
(Volume 3/Number 4)
"On the Ledges," October•November 1986 (Volume 3/Number 5)
"Heartland Winter," December 1986•January 1987 (Volume 3/Number 6)
"The Great Black Swamp," February•March 1987 (Volume 4/Number 1)
"A Niche in Time: Hocking's Hills and Valleys," April•May 1987 (Volume
4/Number 2)
"Between Lake and Land: The Erie Marshes," August•September 1987
(Volume 4/Number 4)
"Urban Wilderness," October•November 1987 (Volume 4/Number 5)
"Against the Odds: Birds in Winter," December 1987•January 1988
(Volume 4/Number 6)
"Signs of Spring," February•March 1988 (Volume 5/Number 1)
"Furbearers," April•May 1988 (Volume 5/Number 2)
"Oak Openings," June•July 1988 (Volume 5/Number 3)
"Old Fields…New Life," August•September 1988 (Volume 5/Number 4)
"Saving Pieces," October•November 1988 (Volume 5/Number 5)
"Scoured in Stone: Glacial Grooves on Kelleys Island," December
1988•January 1989 (Volume 5/Number 6)
"Caves: Underground Wonderlands," February•March 1989 (Volume
6/Number 1)
"Vale of Time: Clifton Gorge," April•May 1989 (Volume 6/Number 2)
"Fantastic Fungi," October•November 1989 (Volume 6/Number 5)
"The Quiet Season: Lake Erie in Winter," December 1989•January 1990
(Volume 6/Number 6)
"Shoreline Saga: Migration and Lake Erie," February•March 1990
(Volume 7/Number 1)
"Columbiana Corridor," April•May 1990 (Volume 7/Number 2)
"Cuyahoga Wetlands," June•July 1990 (Volume 7/Number 3)
"Life on the Edge: Adams County and the Edge of Appalachia Preserves,"
August•September 1990 (Volume 7/Number 4)
"Snakes," December 1990•January 1991 (Volume 7/Number 6)
"A Respectable Bird: The Wild Turkey," February•March 1991 (Volume
8/Number 1)
"Butterflies," June•July 1991 (Volume 8/Number 3)
"On Branch and Vine: Ohio's Fruits and Nuts," August•September 1991
(Volume 8/Number 4)
"Coyote Returns," February•March 1992 (Volume 9/Number 1)
"Nature's Stage: Cedar Bog," April•May 1992 (Volume 9/Number 2)
"Amphibious Architect: The Beaver," August•September 1992 (Volume
9/Number 4)
"Warner's Hollow," January•February 1993 (Volume 10/Number 1)
"Fire Lizard: The Humble Salamander," March•April 1993 (Volume
10/Number 2)
Introduction by,
"Cincinnati Memories (TIMELINE VIGNETTE),"
March•April 1993 (Volume 10/Number 2)
Introduction by,
"Cincinnati Memories (TIMELINE VIGNETTE)," May•June
1993 (Volume 10/Number 3)
"Nature's Confectioner: The Honey Bee," July•August 1993 (Volume
10/Number 4)
"Nightmare on the Mississippi: The New Madrid Earthquakes,"
September•October 1993 (Volume 10/Number 5)
"Darters," May•June 1994 (Volume 11/Number 3)
"Glacial Lakes," September•October 1994 (Volume 11/Number 5)
"Endangered State," November•December 1994 (Volume 11/Number 6)
"Salt," March•April 1995 (Volume 12/Number 2)
"Bright Shiners," July•August 1995 (Volume 12/Number 4)
"Conrad Richter and the Big Trees," September•October 1995 (Volume
12/Number 5)
"Bromfield's Farm," May•June 1996 (Volume 13/Number 3)
"Laying for Flies and Bugs," September•October 1996 (Volume
13/Number 5)
"Jumping Flytraps: Frogs and Toads," March•April 1997 (Volume
14/Number 2)
"The Trouble with Bambi," May•June 1997 (Volume 14/Number 3)
"Land-Eating Lake: Erosion Along Lake Erie," January•February 1998
(Volume 15/Number 1)
"Creepy-Crawly Caterpillars," May•June 1998 (Volume 15/Number 3)
"Hybrid Corn: George Harrison Shull's Revolution," May•June 1999
(Volume 16/Number 3)
"Holyoke in the West: The Western Female Seminary," July•August 1999
(Volume 16/Number 4)
"Landbird Fall Out," March•April 2000 (Volume 17/Number 2)
"Revelation and Revolution: The Great Leonid Meteor Storm of 1833,"
November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
"Sisters in the Science Wing: The Doctors Braun," May•June 2002
(Volume 19/Number 3)
"Song Sparrows of Interpont: Margaret Morse Nice, Ornithologist,"
September•October 2002 (Volume 19/Number 5)
"’Three Cheers for the Cracker Line!’ William Gates Le Duc and the Relif
of Chattanooga," April•June 2005 (Volume 22/Number 2)
"Ohio's Scenic Rivers: Preservation and Perils (TIMELINE FORUM),"
July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
"The Girl Sleuth and the Stratemeyer Syndicate," January•March 2007
(Volume 24/Number 1)
"Make Room for Bears," October•December 2008 (Volume 25/Number 4)
PLATTE BRIDGE STATION (Fort Caspar, Wyoming),
"Frontier Artist and
Soldier: Caspar Collins," by John F. Steinle, May•June 2004 (Volume
21/Number 3)
PLATT, THOMAS,
"Hayes Luck: The Unlikely Presidential Nomination of
1876, The," by Roy Morris Jr., July•August 2004 (Volume 21/Number 4)
PLAYFAIR, WILLIAM,
"A French Village in Frontier Ohio," by Reginald
Horsman, September•October 2003 (Volume 20/Number 5)
PLOUHA (France),
"The Kindness of Strangers: An Ohioan Escapes the
Nazis," by Jerri Donohue, October•December 2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
Plowden, David,
"A Time of Trains (TIMELINE FORUM)," August•September 1989 (Volume
6/Number 4)
"The End of an Era: Great Lakes Steamers (TIMELINE VIGNETTE),"
January•February 1994 (Volume 11/Number 1)
"Small Town America (TIMELINE FORUM)," July•August 1996 (Volume
13/Number 4)
PLOWS,
"The Singing Plow," by R. Douglas Hurt, April•May 1988 (Volume
5/Number 2)
Plumley, Claudia,
"All-American Thinclad: John Saunders, Jr.,"
September•October 1996 (Volume 13/Number 5)
Plummer, Elizabeth L.,
"Tourism at the Ohio Penitentiary,"
January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
PLUM STREET TEMPLE (Cincinnati, Ohio),
"Ohio's Religious Landscape,"
by Peter W. Williams, May•June 2000 (Volume 17/Number 3)
PLYMOUTH (Ohio),
"Plymouth (TIMELINE PROFILE)," by R. Douglas Hurt,
August•September 1985 (Volume 2/Number 4)
"Plymouth (TIMELINE PROFILE)," by R. Douglas Hurt, August•September
1985 (Volume 2/Number 4)
PODINGTON (England),
"One Lucky Buckeye Over Germany," by Louis
Keefer, April•June 2006 (Volume 23/Number 2)
POE, EDGAR ALLEN,
"Captain Symmes's Journey to the Center of the Earth,"
by Reginald Horsman, September•October 2000 (Volume 17/Number 5)
POETS and POETRY,
"America's Worst Poet (TIMELINE VIGNETTE)," by
Gerald Carson, July•August 1993 (Volume 10/Number 4)
POINAR, GEORGE,
"A Passion for Bach," by John Vacha, July•September
2008 (Volume 25/Number 3)
POINDEXTER, HENRY,
"Ohio's Struggle for Equality Before the Civil War,"
by Paul Finkelman, January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
POINT PLEASANT, BATTLE OF,
"Go On and Be Brave: The Battle of Point
Pleasant," by Franklin B. Wickwire, August•September 1987 (Volume 4/Number
4)
POINT, THE. See MARIETTA (Ohio).
"Poison Squad, The," by R. Douglas Hurt, February•March 1985 (Volume
2/Number 1)
POISON SQUAD,
"The Poison Squad," by R. Douglas Hurt, February•March
1985 (Volume 2/Number 1)
"Polar Dreams, Polar Nightmares: The Quests of Lincoln Ellsworth," by
David Lore, December 1988•January 1989 (Volume 5/Number 6)
POLAR EXPLORATION,
"Captain Symmes's Journey to the Center of the
Earth," by Reginald Horsman, September•October 2000 (Volume 17/Number 5)
POLICE. See Law Enforcement
POLITICS and POLITICIANS,
"Vallandigham: Constitutionalist and Copperhead," by Michael Les
Benedict, February•March 1986 (Volume 3/Number 1)
"God Bless the Russians," by Gerald Carson, August•September 1986
(Volume 3/Number 4)
"Mr. Seward's Icebox," by Gerald Carson, October•November 1987
(Volume 4/Number 5)
"My Dinner with Andrew," by Donald J. Ratcliffe, October•November
1987 (Volume 4/Number 5)
"Belva Ann Lockwood," by Vincent P. DeSantis, December 1987•January
1988 (Volume 4/Number 6)
"For the Common Benefit: The Northwest Ordinance," by Peter S. Onuf,
April•May 1988 (Volume 5/Number 2)
"A Matter of Politics," by Charles S. Templer, October•November 1988
(Volume 5/Number 5)
"Fifty-Four Forty or Fight: The Oregon Crisis," by Gerald Carson,
June•July 1990 (Volume 7/Number 3)
"A Hundred Million Buttons Were Wrong: The Election of 1940," by John
E. Vacha, October•November 1990 (Volume 7/Number 5)
"Separate and Unequal: The Closing of Midland School," by Lenna Mae
Gara, June•July 1991 (Volume 8/Number 3)
"Harry of the West: Henry Clay," by Stephen B. Oates,
October•November 1991 (Volume 8/Number 5)
"The New Deal Builds: Government Architecture during the New Deal,"
by Daniel Prosser, February•March 1992 (Volume 9/Number 1)
"Embattled Professor: Oberlin College Debates the Third Reich," by
Geoffrey Blodgett, August•September 1992 (Volume 9/Number 4)
"The Hellenic Ideal: The Ohio Statehouse," by Daniel Prosser,
July•August 1993 (Volume 10/Number 4)
"FDR's Fala: The Dog That Swung an Election," by John E. Vacha,
November•December 1994 (Volume 11/Number 6)
"Giving ‘em Hell in Ohio," by David McCullough, July•August 1995
(Volume 12/Number 4)
"Mining Votes: President McKinley Visits Arizona (TIMELINE ALBUM),"
by Bruce Hooper, July•August 1996 (Volume 13/Number 4)
"In the Shadow of Warren G. Harding: John Bricker and the Presidential
Election of 1944," by Richard O. Davies, January•February 1997 (Volume
14/Number 1)
"Caesar and the Conquest of the Northwest Territory: The Wayne
Campaign, 1792–95," by Allan R. Millett, May•June 1997 (Volume
14/Number 3)
"Caesar and the Conquest of the Northwest Territory: The Harrison
Campaign, 1811," by Allan R. Millett, July•August 1997 (Volume
14/Number 4)
"Calico Charlie: Governor Charles Foster," by Dennis East, II,
July•August 1997 (Volume 14/Number 4)
"Caesar and the Conquest of the Northwest Territory: The Second
Harrison Campaign, 1813," by Allan R. Millett, September•October 1997
(Volume 14/Number 5)
"Ohio Did That to Me!: The 1960 Presidential Election," by John E.
Vacha, January•February 1998 (Volume 15/Number 1)
"Overlooked Accomplishments: Eliot Ness's Cleveland Years," by Paul W.
Heimel, March•April 1998 (Volume 15/Number 2)
"The Death of President Harding," by Robert H. Ferrell,
September•October 1998 (Volume 15/Number 5)
"Medill of the Tribune: Advocate of Political and Moral Progress," by John
E. Vacha, July•August 1999 (Volume 16/Number 4)
"Nasby to the Reskoo: David Ross Locke," by Dennis East, II,
November•December 1999 (Volume 16/Number 6)
"Toledo's Golden Ruler: Samuel L. Jones," by Melvin G. Holli,
July•August 2000 (Volume 17/Number 4)
"The Best Barber in America: George A. Myers," by John E. Vacha,
January•February 2000 (Volume 17/Number 1)
"Hundred-Days Men: The Ohio National Guard in the Civil War," by Jim
Leeke, July•August 2000 (Volume 17/Number 4)
"Treason in Canton! The Trial of Eugene Debs," by John E. Vacha,
November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
"America's Best Mayor: Tom L. Johnson," by Melvin G. Holli,
March•April 2002 (Volume 19/Number 2)
"Teddy Vs. Taft: A Battle of Heavyweights," by Roger Pickenpaugh,
March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
"Hayes Luck: The Unlikely Presidential Nomination of 1876, The," by Roy
Morris Jr., July•August 2004 (Volume 21/Number 4)
"Strangled for the Republic: The Assassination of President Garfield," by
Russell Roberts, July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
"Log Cabin Fever: Waving the Harrison Banner," by Roger A. Fischer,
October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"The Harrison Tomb (OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM),"
October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"Tippecanoe and Cider Too: The Improbable, Irrepressible Election of
1840," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"Ohio's Struggle for Equality Before the Civil War," by Paul Finkelman,
January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
"Ohio's Pride: The Art and Architecture of the Ohio State Office
Building," by Barbara Powers, January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number
1)
"Ohio's Struggle for Equality Before the Civil War," by Paul Finkelman,
January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
"‘I Wish Mark Was Here’: The Political Partnership of Mark Hanna and
William McKinley," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December 2007 (Volume
24/Number 4)
"Front Porch Campaign," by Roger Pickenpaugh, October•December 2007
(Volume 24/Number 4)
"Lincoln & Stanton: An Uncommon Friendship," by Stephen B. Oates,
January•March 2009 (Volume 26/Number 1)
"Stumping in Ohio: Lincoln in 1859," by Roy Morris Jr., July•September
2009 (Volume 26/Number 3)
"Battlefield Ballots: The 1864 Presidential Election," by Fred Previts,
October•December 2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
POMEROY (Ohio),
"Salt," by Carolyn V. Platt, March•April 1995 (Volume
12/Number 2)
POMEROY SALT WORKS,
"Salt," by Carolyn V. Platt, March•April 1995
(Volume 12/Number 2)
PONCA INDIANS,
"George Crook: Soldier and Humanitarian," by John K.
Ohl, July•September 2007 (Volume 24/Number 3)
PONTIAC (Chief),
"The Captives Return: Bouquet's Victory," by Paul E. Kopperman, April•May 1990 (Volume 7/Number 2)
POP ART. See ART and ARTISTS
POPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
"Mystery Man from Massillon:
Herbert Dow," by Ellis N. Brandt, July•August 2003 (Volume 20/Number 4)
"Pop Goes the Artist: Roy Lichtenstein," by by Norine S. Hendricks,
September•October 2000 (Volume 17/Number 5)
PORCELAIN STEEL BUILDINGS COMPANY,
"White Castle: Billy
Ingram's Burger," by David G. Hogan, March March•April 1999 (Volume
16/Number 2)
PORCH, BESSE IO (Mrs. Lloyd Cassel Douglas),
"A Magnificent Obsession:
The Novels of Lloyd C. Douglas," by Donald L. Huber, July•September 2006
(Volume 23/Number 3)
PORTER, DANIEL R.,
"The Ohio Historical Center" (OHIO HISTORICAL
SOCIETY ALBUM), January•March 2007 (Volume 24/Number 1)
PORTER, IRWIN,
"‘The Murdered Children’" (TIMELINE ALBUM), by Steven
DeGenaro, January•March 2007 (Volume 24/Number 1)
PORTER, MRS. IRWIN (Minda Flickinger),
"‘The Murdered Children’"
(TIMELINE ALBUM), by Steven DeGenaro, January•March 2007 (Volume
24/Number 1)
PORTER, WILLIAM S.,
"The Cincinnati Panorama (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by
M’Lissa Kesterman and Keith Kuhn, January•February 2001 (Volume
18/Number 1)
"Portraits and Preaching: Reverend David Bulle (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by
M. Melissa Wolfe, January•February 1997 (Volume 14/Number 1)
PORTRAITURE. See ART and ARTISTS
PORTSMOUTH (Ohio),
"A Darned Good Quarterback," by Carl M. Becker, September•October
1994 (Volume 11/Number 5)
"Jim Thorpe Comes to Portsmouth...And Leaves," by Carl M. Becker,
September•October 2001 (Volume 18/Number 5)
"Swept Away: The Great 1913 Flood," by Trudy E. Bell, January•March
2009 (Volume 26/Number 1)
PORTSMOUTH SHOE-STEELS, THE,
"Jim Thorpe Comes to
Portsmouth...And Leaves," by Carl M. Becker, September•October 2001 (Volume
18/Number 5)
POSTAL HISTORY,
"RFD: The Farmers’ Mail," by Wayne E. Fuller, April•May 1987 (Volume
4/Number 2)
"By the Seat of Their Pants: Flying the Mail," by James H. Bruns,
December 1987•January 1988 (Volume 4/Number 6)
"The Old Northwest: A Postal History," by Carl W. Albrecht, Jr.,
April•May 1988 (Volume 5/Number 2)
"Not by Bread Alone: Post Office Art of the New Deal," by Gerald
Markowitz and Marlene Park, June•July 1989 (Volume 6/Number 3)
"Out of the Sky: An Airmail Experiment," by Louis Keefer,
November•December 1995 (Volume 12/Number 6)
POSTERS,
"What Did You Do in the War? World War I Posters," by James K.
Richards, January•February 2001 (Volume 18/Number 1)
POSTLE HALL (OSU),
"An Ohio Boy: Willoughby Dayton Miller, DDS," by
Donald F. Bowers, May•June 2004 (Volume 21/Number 3)
POTTER, DAVID M.. "Defining America: David Potter's People of Plenty
(TIMELINE REVIEW)," by James Harvey Young, May•June 1996 (Volume
13/Number 3)
"Pottery Pigeons: George Ligowsky and Modern Trapshooting," by
Kenneth P. Czech, March•April 1994 (Volume 11/Number 2)
POTTHAST, EDWARD HENRY,
"Into the Light: The Art of Edward Potthast," by James M. Keny,
April•May 1991 (Volume 8/Number 2)
"Duveneck, Et Al.," by James M. Keny, March•June 2003 (Volume
20/Numbers 2 & 3)
Works by:
Sunny Day at the Beach (TIMELINE MASTERWORK), March•June
2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2 & 3)
POWDERED DANCER,
"On Gossamer Wings: Damselflies," by Dwight
Moody, April•June 2007 (Volume 24/Number 2)
POWELL, DAWN (Mrs. Joseph Gousha),
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square:
Dawn Powell," by Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, ELROY ("Roy"),
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square: Dawn Powell," by
Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, HATTIE BLANCHE SHERMAN (Mrs. Roy Powell),
"The Muse
of Rubberleg Square: Dawn Powell," by Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume
19/Number 4)
POWELL, MABEL,
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square: Dawn Powell," by Tim
Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, MRS. ROY (Hattie Blanche Sherman),
"The Muse of Rubberleg
Square: Dawn Powell," by Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, MRS. ROY (Sabra Stearns),
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square:
Dawn Powell," by Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, PHYLLIS,
"The Muse of Rubberleg Square: Dawn Powell," by Tim
Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
POWELL, SABRA STEARNS (Mrs. Roy Powell),
"The Muse of Rubberleg
Square: Dawn Powell," by Tim Page, July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
Powers, Barbara,
"Ohio's Pride: The Art and Architecture of the Ohio State
Office Building," January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
POWERS, HIRAM,
"Marble Man: Hiram Powers," by Stephen May, September•October 2001
(Volume 18/Number 5)
"Pioneers," by E. Jane Connell, March•June 2003 (Volume 20/Numbers 2
& 3)
"Sizing Up the Queen City: Frances Trollope and Harriet Martineau," by
Lenora Hobbs, May•June 2004 (Volume 21/Number 3)
POWERS, MRS HIRAM (Elizabeth Gibson),
"Marble Man: Hiram Powers,"
by Stephen May, September•October 2001 (Volume 18/Number 5)
POWS. See PRISONERS OF WAR
PRAIRIE CHICKENS. See BIRDS and BIRDING
PRAIRIE,
"Prairie Remnants of the Darby Plains," by Carolyn V. Platt,
October•November 1984 (Volume 1/Number 1)
"Islands of the Past: The Prairie Peninsula," by Carolyn V. Platt,
August•September 1986 (Volume 3/Number 4)
"Prairie Remnants of the Darby Plains," by Carolyn V. Platt,
October•November 1984 (Volume 1/Number 1)
PREBLE, MARTHA (Mrs. Henry Church Jr.),
"The Harmonious Blacksmith
of Chagrin Falls: Henry Church Jr.," by John E. Vacha, January•February 2004
(Volume 21/Number 1)
PREHISTORIC INDIANS. See INDIANS
PREHISTORY. See ARCHAEOLOGY and ARCHAEOLOGISTS
"Presidents Anonymous (TIMELINE FORUM)," by Allan Peskin,
October•November 1985 (Volume 2/Number 5)
PRENDERGAST, MAURICE,
"The Last Ashcan Artist: Clyde Singer and the
American Scene," by Nannette V. Maciejunes and Christopher S. Duckworth,
October•December 2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
PRESIDENTS,
"Lincoln and Stanton: An Uncommon Friendship," by Stephen B. Oates,
October•November 1984 (Volume 1/Number 1)
"Humanity and Reform: Indian Policy and the Hayes Presidency," by
Philip Weeks, April•May 1985 (Volume 2/Number 2)
"Biography as High Adventure (TIMELINE FORUM)," by Stephen B. Oates,
June•July 1985 (Volume 2/Number 3)
"Presidents Anonymous (TIMELINE FORUM)," by Allan Peskin,
October•November 1985 (Volume 2/Number 5)
"Irreconcilable Differences: Wilson's Whistlestop Campaign for the
League," by Dennis East, II, December 1986•January 1987 (Volume
3/Number 6)
"My Dinner with Andrew," by Donald J. Ratcliffe, October•November
1987 (Volume 4/Number 5)
"Her Father Shook Hands with Lincoln (TIMELINE VIGNETTE)," by Gerald
Carson, June•July 1988 (Volume 5/Number 3)
"A Hundred Million Buttons Were Wrong: The Election of 1940," by John
E. Vacha, October•November 1990 (Volume 7/Number 5)
"The Road to Appomattox: The Generalship of Ulysses S. Grant," by John
Y. Simon, August•September 1991 (Volume 8/Number 4)
"If You Seek His Monument: Reflections on the Meaning of the Garfield
Tomb," by Allan Peskin, August•September 1992 (Volume 9/Number 4)
"FDR's Fala: The Dog That Swung an Election," by John E. Vacha,
November•December 1994 (Volume 11/Number 6)
"Mining Votes: President McKinley Visits Arizona (TIMELINE ALBUM),"
by Bruce Hooper, July•August 1996 (Volume 13/Number 4)
"Teddy Rah!: Theodore Roosevelt and German-Americanism," by Donald
L. Huber, November•December 1996 (Volume 13/Number 6)
"In the Shadow of Warren G. Harding: John Bricker and the Presidential
Election of 1944," by Richard O. Davies, January•February 1997 (Volume
14/Number 1)
"Ohio Did That to Me!: The 1960 Presidential Election," by John E.
Vacha, January•February 1998 (Volume 15/Number 1)
"The Death of President Harding," by Robert H. Ferrell,
September•October 1998 (Volume 15/Number 5)
"The Harding Memorial," by Phillip G. Payne, September•October 1998
(Volume 15/Number 5)
"A Gram of Radium: Marie Curie Visits America," by James Harvey
Young, January•February 2002 (Volume 19/Number 1)
"Teddy Vs. Taft: A Battle of Heavyweights," by Roger Pickenpaugh,
March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
"Hayes Luck: The Unlikely Presidential Nomination of 1876, The," by Roy
Morris Jr., July•August 2004 (Volume 21/Number 4)
"A Long and Lonely Dying: President James A. Garfield," by George
Paulson, July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
"Strangled for the Republic: The Assassination of President Garfield," by
Russell Roberts, July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
"Log Cabin Fever: Waving the Harrison Banner," by Roger A. Fischer,
October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"The Harrison Tomb (OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM),"
October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"Tippecanoe and Cider Too: The Improbable, Irrepressible Election of
1840," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December 2005 (Volume 22/Number 4)
"‘I Wish Mark Was Here’: The Political Partnership of Mark Hanna and
William McKinley," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December 2007 (Volume
24/Number 4)
"Front Porch Campaign," by Roger Pickenpaugh, October•December 2007
(Volume 24/Number 4)
"Harding Home" (OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM), October•December
2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
"Stumping in Ohio: Lincoln in 1859," by Roy Morris Jr., July•September
2009 (Volume 26/Number 3)
Preston, Diana,
"An Ohioan in China: Adna Chaffee and the Boxer Rebellion,"
January•February 2002 (Volume 19/Number 1)
"Why Fear Death? Charles Frohman aboard the Lusitania,"
November•December 2002 (Volume 19/Number 6)
"Pretty Boy Floyd," by Timothy R. Brookes, August•September 1990 (Volume
7/Number 4)
"PRETTY BOY FLOYD." See FLOYD, CHARLES ARTHUR
PREVEY, MARGUERITE,
"Treason in Canton! The Trial of Eugene Debs," by
John E. Vacha, November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
Previts, Fred,
"Battlefield Ballots: The 1864 Presidential Election,"
October•December 2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
PREVOST, FRANK L.,
"Nobody's Perfect: Joe E. Brown," by David Neal
Keller, July•September 2005 (Volume 22/Number 3)
PRICE, ABRAM,
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price," edited by Ann N.
Hansen, August•September 1989 (Volume 6/Number 4)
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price," by Abram Price
(and annotated by James K. Richards), August•September 1989 (Volume
6/Number 4)
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price," October•November
1989 (Volume 6/Number 5)
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price," by Abram Price
(and annotated by James K. Richards), October•November 1989 (Volume
6/Number 5)
Works by:
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price,"
August•September 1989 (Volume 6/Number 4)
"A Southern Odyssey: The Narrative of Abram Price,"
October•November 1989 (Volume 6/Number 5)
Price, Gretchen L.,
"And Blood Rained Down: A Darke County Balloon
Tragedy," July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
PRICE, JOHN,
"Ohio's Struggle for Equality Before the Civil War," by Paul
Finkelman, January•March 2006 (Volume 23/Number 1)
"Price of Fame: Staffordshire Wins the War of 1812, The," by William G.
Keener, April•May 1989 (Volume 6/Number 2)
PRICE, STERLING,
"Victorious Loser: William S. Rosecrans (Part I)," by Albert Castel,
July•August 2002 (Volume 19/Number 4)
"Victorious Loser: William S. Rosecrans (Part II)," by Albert Castel,
September•October 2002 (Volume 19/Number 5)
"‘Printing in the Correct Style’: The Champlin Press" (OHIO HISTORICAL
SOCIETY ALBUM), by Betsy Butler, July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number
3)
PRISONS and PRISONERS,
"Clara Barton's Finest Hour," by Stephen B. Oates, January•February
1993 (Volume 10/Number 1)
"Enemies Turned Allies: Italian POWs in Ohio," by Louis Keefer,
March•April 1993 (Volume 10/Number 2)
"About Six Acres of Land: Camp Chase, Civil War Prison," by Robert W.
McCormick, September•October 1994 (Volume 11/Number 5)
"Tourism at the Ohio Penitentiary," by Elizabeth L. Plummer,
January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
"Johnson's Island," by Roger Pickenpaugh, July•September 2006 (Volume
23/Number 3)
"Charlie Pierce: A Johnson's Island Rebel," by Kimberly Brownlee,
July•September 2006 (Volume 23/Number 3)
"The Kindness of Strangers: An Ohioan Escapes the Nazis," by Jerri
Donohue, October•December 2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
"Producers of Big Things: Funk and Wagnalls," by Donald L. Huber,
September•October 1999 (Volume 16/Number 5)
PRODUCT ENORSEMENTS,
"Hero in a Black Hat: Hopalong Cassidy," by
David Neal Keller, January•March 2008 (Volume 25/Number 1)
"PROF AL." See RIEMENSCHNEIDER, ALBERT
PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS,
"What are Adverbs?: The Boxwell
Proficiency Exam," by David A. Simmons and Ann E. Thomas,
September•October 1993 (Volume 10/Number 5)
"Profits from Prohibition: Walter Kidder and the Hayner Distillery," by
Michael W. Williams, March•April 1999 (Volume 16/Number 2)
PROGRESSIVES and PROGRESSIVISM,
"Flowers on the Roof: Charles E. Adams, Industrial Reformer," by
Thomas A. Kinney, July•August 2001 (Volume 18/Number 4)
"Red Dawn in Cleveland: The 1919 May Day Riots," by John S. Bellamy,
II, January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
"Teddy Vs. Taft: A Battle of Heavyweights," by Roger Pickenpaugh,
March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
"The Industrial Hobarts: The First Fifty Years," by Peter C. Hobart and
Michael W. Williams, October•December 2004 (Volume 21/Numbers 5-6)
PROHIBITION,
"Overlooked Accomplishments: Eliot Ness's Cleveland Years," by Paul W.
Heimel, March•April 1998 (Volume 15/Number 2)
"Profits from Prohibition: Walter Kidder and the Hayner Distillery," by
Michael W. Williams, October March•April 1999 (Volume 16/Number 2)
"Who Killed Harry Beasley? The Unsolved Murder of Newark's Hero
Cop," by Jim Leeke, October•December 2004 (Volume 21/Numbers 5-6)
"King of the Bootleggers: The Rise and Fall of George Remus," by Michael
W. Williams, July•September 2008 (Volume 25/Number 3)
PROJECT METEOR,
"Romick's Radical Rockets," by Frank H. Winter,
March•April 2002 (Volume 19/Number 2)
Prokopowicz, Gerald J.,
"All for the Regiment: Creating the Army of the
Ohio," July•August 2003 (Volume 20/Number 4)
PROPAGANDA,
"What Did You Do in the War? World War I Posters," by
James K. Richards, January•February 2001 (Volume 18/Number 1)
"Prophet Joseph in Ohio, The," by Donald L. Huber, November•December
1999 (Volume 16/Number 6)
PROPHET JOSEPH. See SMITH, JOSEPH, JR.
Prosser, Daniel,
"The New Deal Builds: Government Architecture during the New Deal,"
February•March 1992 (Volume 9/Number 1)
"The Hellenic Ideal: The Ohio Statehouse," July•August 1993 (Volume
10/Number 4)
PUBLIC ART. See ART and ARTISTS
PUBLIC HEALTH,
"Flowers on the Roof: Charles E. Adams, Industrial
Reformer," by Thomas A. Kinney, July•August 2001 (Volume 18/Number 4)
PUBLIC LANDING (Cincinnati, Ohio),
"Sizing Up the Queen City: Frances
Trollope and Harriet Martineau," by Lenora Hobbs, May•June 2004 (Volume
21/Number 3)
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI and HAMILTON COUNTY, THE,
"The Cincinnati Panorama (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by M’Lissa Kesterman and
Keith Kuhn, January•February 2001 (Volume 18/Number 1)
PUBLIC MONUMENTS,
"A Monumental Battle on Public Square," by William
C. Stark, January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
"Public Science and Private Enterprise: Battling Ohio Valley Corn
Viruses," by Christopher Cumo, May•June 1999 (Volume 16/Number 3)
PUBLIC SQUARE (Cleveland, Ohio),
"Public Square, Cleveland (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by Donald A. Hutslar,
September•October 1993 (Volume 10/Number 5)
"A Monumental Battle on Public Square," by William C. Stark,
January•February 2003 (Volume 20/Number 2)
"Red Dawn in Cleveland: The 1919 May Day Riots," by John S. Bellamy,
II, January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
"The Harmonious Blacksmith of Chagrin Falls: Henry Church Jr.," by
John E. Vacha, January•February 2004 (Volume 21/Number 1)
"Van Sweringen Enigma, The," by Herbert H. Harwood Jr., July•August
2004 (Volume 21/Number 4)
"Seven Coaches Painted Black: The Lincoln Funeral Train," by John
Vacha, April•June 2009 (Volume 26/Number 2)
"Public Square, Cleveland (TIMELINE ALBUM)," by Donald A. Hutslar,
September•October 1993 (Volume 10/Number 5)
PUBLIC UTILITIES,
"America's Best Mayor: Tom L. Johnson," by Melvin G.
Holli, March•April 2002 (Volume 19/Number 2)
PUBLIC WORKS OF ART PROJECT (PWAP),
"Not by Bread Alone: Post
Office Art of the New Deal," by Gerald Markowitz and Marlene Park,June•July
1989 (Volume 6/Number 3)
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT (PWA),
"The Canvas Scraper: Ora Coltman," by
Mary Haverstock and Ann Olszewski, January•February 2002 (Volume
19/Number 1)
PUBLISHERS and PUBLISHING,
"‘Murder in Little Chicago’: The
Assassination of Publisher Don Mellett," by Jim Leeke, January•March 2009
(Volume 26/Number 1)
PULLMAN, GEORGE,
"‘I Wish Mark Was Here’: The Political Partnership of
Mark Hanna and William McKinley," by Roy Morris Jr., October•December
2007 (Volume 24/Number 4)
PURCELL, JOHN BAPTIST,
"Sizing Up the Queen City: Frances Trollope
and Harriet Martineau," by Lenora Hobbs, May•June 2004 (Volume 21/Number
3)
PURDUM, NELSON,
"Battlefield Ballots: The 1864 Presidential Election," by
Fred Previts, October•December 2009 (Volume 26/Number 4)
PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT (1906),
"For Man and Beast: Sloan's
Liniment," by James Harvey Young, September•October 2001 (Volume
18/Number 5)
PURE MILK COMPANY,
"From Copper Kettle to Klondikes: The Isaly's
Story," by Thomas E. Crowl, March•April 2004 (Volume 21/Number 2)
PUTNAM COUNTY (Ohio),
"Ohio's Woodlots: Oases in an Agricultural Landscape," by Michelle
Crow-Dolby, November•December 1997 (Volume 14/Number 6)
"Ottawa's Necktie Quilt," by Roselia C. Deters Verhoff,
November•December 2001 (Volume 18/Number 6)
"Firemen's Memorial," by Roselia C. Deters Verhoff, March•April 2004
(Volume 21/Number 2)
PUTNAM, FREDERICK WARD,
"Great Serpent," by Bradley T. Lepper,
September•October 1998 (Volume 15/Number 5)
PUTNAM HOUSE. See Campus Martius Museum of the Northwest Territory
(OHS).
PUTNAM, RUFUS,
"Campus Martius," by Donald A. Hutslar, January•February 2001
(Volume 18/Number 1)
"Hunger in a Land of Plenty: Marietta's Lean Years," by Reginald
Horsman, January•February 2002 (Volume 19/Number 1)
"A French Village in Frontier Ohio," by Reginald Horsman,
September•October 2003 (Volume 20/Number 5)
PWAP. See PUBLIC WORKS OF ART PROJECT
PWA. See PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT
PYTLAK, FRANK,
"The Heights of Ridiculousness," by Jack Kavanagh, March•April 1998 (Volume 15/Number 2)
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