Ohio
Ohio is a midwestern U. S. state stretching from the Ohio River and Appalachian Mountains in the south to Lake Erie in the north. On the shores of the lake is the city of Cleveland, site of the Cleveland Museum of Art and its renowned collection of European paintings and especially Asian art. Cleveland is also home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, and close to expansive Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
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Grace Goulder Izant
Author
David Laird Dungan
University teacher
Jerome D. Davis
American missionary
Harry D. Thiers
American mycologist
Brittanie Cecil
Steve Young
Policeman
Lucas Sullivant
Rhonda Lee Nelson
Musician
Frank Kucinich, Jr.
Neal Creque
American composer
Virginia Elizabeth Kail
Barney Quilter
Former Ohio State Representative
Jerome Monroe Smucker
Caleb Stark
John Stark's son
Weeb Ewbank
American football coach
Walter Alston
American baseball player
John Pont
American football player
Peter Bruner
Phillip Shriver
American historian
William Wirt Culbertson
U. S. representative
Edgar Stillman Kelley
American composer
Charlie Coles
American basketball coach
Bill Rohr
American basketball coach
Andrew Dousa Hepburn
Pastor
Victor Fürth
Architect
John Brickels
Basketball team coach
Marion Havighurst
American poet and novelist
Whitey Wistert
American football player
Henry Curtis Beardslee
American mycologist
John S. Casement
American civil engineer
John Sekula
Guitarist
Steve Demeter
American baseball player
Mickey Sims
American football player
Ettore Boiardi
Italian-American chef
John S. Snook
Former United States Representative
Elihu H. Mason
Stan Cofall
American football player
Seth Taft
American Politician
Seth Chase Taft
American Politician
Simon Ostrach
American academic
Harold McMaster
Inventor
Erasmus D. Peck
U.S. representative
Cincinnati Strangler
American serial killer
Francis Swaine Muhlenberg
Former United States Representative
James W. Huffman
Former United States Senator
John F. McKinney
U. S. representative
Helen Schelle