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81Shawnee Pottery : Affordable Collectibles
Shawnee Pottery was the manufacturer of various types of household pottery from 1937 through 1961. The company created various types of kitchenware intended to be inexpensive, and for daily use. The Shawnee Pottery line was available in department stores like Woolworth's, Sears, and McCrory's.
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73Curse of Chief Cornstalk
Chief Cornstalk (his native name meant "blade of corn") was probably born in the Pennsylvania area, but he and the Shawnee people were pushed into and settled into the Ohio area, near present-day Chillicotte,...
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69Dual Review: The Cherokee Removal & Tecumseh
Tecumseh - A Life by John Sugden and Cherokee Removal by Theda Perdue and Michael D. Green tell two distinct stories of the Indians’ struggle for survival in the early American landscape. After reading...
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59Students Mandatory Breathalyzers by Law
Saturday August 15, 2009Shawnee Mission introduces breathalyzersSource; The Kansas City StarShawnee Mission high schools can discipline students who attend school under the influence of alcohol, but they...
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65Blue Sky Winery
Every once and a while you happen to find a place that's close to home yet when you're there, you almost feel like you've travelled to a far away place. The atmosphere is relaxing and the scenery is...
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47Frisco TX Homes for Sale USA
Frisco is a city nestled in Collin and Denton Counties in Texas. It is home to an estimated 100,000 denizens. Forbes has ranked Frisco as the seventh-fastest growing suburb in the United States. Incidentally...
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66Long Rider Gene Glasscock
I first spotted Gene Glasscock’s frumpy hat gliding pass my pasture fence and then up my driveway. Moments later, I could see the man attached to the hat coming over the crest of the small hill that led to...
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72Waterfalls at Ricketts Glen State Park
I really enjoy getting out there and experiencing new things and then taking pictures and video of it so that I can share it with others. So, I've decided to start taking road trips all over to show people...
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72Indian Killings in The Field...The Dilbone Massacre of 1813...Piqua, Ohio
A few miles outside of Piqua, Ohio, there is an old millstone mounted on a platform. It is right alongside Rt. 36, on the north side of the road. My husband, Tom, had passed by this millstone twice a...
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70Collecting Antique Shawnee Pottery
In 1937,Addis Hull Jr. formerly of Hull Pottery gathered with Robert C Shilling and a few others and created Shawnee Pottery in Zanesville, OH. The name they chose came from a local Indian tribe and they...
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