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Migrants from new England, Mid Atlantic and Southern states, and immigrants from the nations of Europe flowed into the Ohio country after the American Revolution. Each group brought their own cultural baggage in terms of language, customs, architecture, and land use. The most distinctive evidence of the cultural influence of these groups, in our rural landscape, is the iconic Ohio barn. The design and construction of these agricultural structures can tell us much about Ohio’s early landscape and the culture and skill of the people who built them.
The presenter for this program is Tom O'Grady. There will be light refreshments provided.
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