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SUMMARY:Free Line Dancing Lessons
DESCRIPTION:We will once again be offering free line dancing lessons on a bi-weekly basis as part of our Summer Reading program. \nThe free lessons will be offered at 5 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: \n\nJune 10\nJune 24\nJuly 8\nJuly 22
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/free-line-dancing-lessons-3/2025-07-22/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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SUMMARY:The Railroads Became the B&O
DESCRIPTION:Railroad historian Michael Kole and local h istorian Dan Frizzi will give us an in-depth history of two of the railroads that would become the B&O. Michael present on the Cleveland\, Lorain\, and Wheeling Railroad Company and Dan will present on the Central Ohio Railroad Company. We’ll find out where and when these railroads formed and how they eventually were incorporated into the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Join us Saturday\, July 19th at noon to hear this fascinating history!
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/the-railroads-became-the-bo/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults/2025-07-16/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250709T180000
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults/2025-07-09/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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SUMMARY:Free Line Dancing Lessons
DESCRIPTION:We will once again be offering free line dancing lessons on a bi-weekly basis as part of our Summer Reading program. \nThe free lessons will be offered at 5 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: \n\nJune 10\nJune 24\nJuly 8\nJuly 22
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/free-line-dancing-lessons-3/2025-07-08/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults/2025-07-02/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults/2025-06-25/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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SUMMARY:Free Line Dancing Lessons
DESCRIPTION:We will once again be offering free line dancing lessons on a bi-weekly basis as part of our Summer Reading program. \nThe free lessons will be offered at 5 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: \n\nJune 10\nJune 24\nJuly 8\nJuly 22
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/free-line-dancing-lessons-3/2025-06-24/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250618T180000
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults/2025-06-18/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250611T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250611T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20250528T220048Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250731T181556Z
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SUMMARY:Cardio Drumming: Teens & Adults
DESCRIPTION:Cardio drumming is a high-energy workout that combines rhythmic drumming with full-body movements to upbeat music. Using a stability ball\, drumsticks\, and a bucket\, participants drum\, dance\, and sweat their way through a heart-pumping routine that’s as fun as it is effective. It’s a great way to burn calories\, boost coordination\, and relieve stress—all while feeling like a rockstar! No experience needed and great for all fitness levels!  \nSummer Reading Cardio Drumming classes will be led by Nicole Smolenak on Wednesday nights starting at 6 pm\, from June 11th through July 24.  \nNote: The Library will have a limited number of cardio drumming kits available for people new to cardio drumming to test out\, but regular participants are encouraged to bring their own gear. \nWhat do you need to get started cardio drumming?\n\nA large inflated exercise ball\nA large bucket or basket to hold the ball (the opening should be just slightly smaller than the circumference of the ball so that the ball is suspended in the basket/bucket).\nDrumsticks\nEnthusiasm!\n\nThat’s it! Cardio drumming takes minimal supplies and a kit can usually be assembled for around $25-30. \nAn example of cardio drumming:
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cardio-drumming-teens-adults-2/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250610T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250610T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
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SUMMARY:Free Line Dancing Lessons
DESCRIPTION:We will once again be offering free line dancing lessons on a bi-weekly basis as part of our Summer Reading program. \nThe free lessons will be offered at 5 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: \n\nJune 10\nJune 24\nJuly 8\nJuly 22
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/free-line-dancing-lessons-3/2025-06-10/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250326T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250326T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-03-26/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250319T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250319T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20250117T221315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250215T160051Z
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-03-19/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-03-12/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-03-05/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-02-26/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-02-19/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2/2025-02-12/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend. For those who cannot attend in person\, these programs are generally livestreamed and recordings are available to view following the broadcast on the Library’s website\, Facebook Page\, and YouTube channel. \n2025 Schedule:\n➤ Download the 2025 Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series brochure and schedule \n\nWed.\, Feb. 5 at 6 pm\nMapping the First Landowners in Belmont County\nBased upon the Bureau of Land Management’s General Land Office records\, this trio has created a digital record of Belmont County’s first landowners\, overlaying creeks and towns help us learn more about Belmont County’s history.\nPresented by: Jason Garczyk\, Belmont County recorder; Crystal Lorimor\, Community Improvement Corporation; & Anthony Atkins\, Belmont County GIS Director\nWed.\, Feb.  12 at 6 pm\nI’ve Never Been to Heaven: But I’ve Been to Oklahoma\nBellaire native Kurt Turner will talk about his book which chronicles his journey from his service on a medical ship in Vietnam to how it shaped his work in Critical Incident Stress Management and PTSD recovery.\nPresented by: author Kurt Turner\nWed.\, Feb. 19 at 6 pm\nWhy the West Went to War in 1812\nThis talk answers the question: What was the link between western states and territories and the War of 1812? Investigating backcountry culture and its influence on shaping the Northwest Territory’s organization is central to understanding why settlers living in trans-Appalachia adamantly supported war against Great Britain and their Indian allies. Funding for this program has been made possible by Ohio Humanities\, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.\nPresented by: Brandon Downing\, Associate Professor of History\, Marietta College\nWed.\, Feb.  26 at 6 pm\nA Historic District for Downtown Bellaire\nBetsy Sweeny and Jon Smith will talk about the historic property survey that is currently being conducted of Bellaire’s downtown buildings and what it will mean for Bellaire to be part of a National Register Historic District.\nPresented by: Betsy Sweeny\, Building Preservation Instructor at Belmont College\, with Jon Smith\, Bellaire Historic District Committee Member\nWed.\, Mar. 5 at 6 pm\nThe Peopling of North America: Ohio and Beyond\nThis talk will discuss the first colonization of North America\, which occurred more than 14\,000 years ago. The first part of the presentation will discuss key questions and debates surrounding this event\, as well as the evidence of North America’s first people. The second part of this talk will focus on this time-period in Ohio.\nPresented by: Joseph Gingerich\, Associate Professor of Anthropology in Archaeology\, Ohio University\nWed.\, Mar. 12 at 6 pm\n“Pulling the Thread: Untangling Wheeling History”\nDr. Christina Fisanick’s passion for historical storytelling has taken her on a journey through local\, state\, and national archives where she has unfolded a tapestry of Wheeling’s rich past. Her essays pull a thread\, leading to unexpected connections and revelations that weave narratives that transcend time\, bringing to light forgotten stories and hidden ties. From Mark Twain to the tragic wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to the 1878 World Expo in Paris\, unexpected links to the Ohio Valley are blended with the rigor of historical research and the flair of a novelist.\nPresented by: Christina Fisanick\, Professor of English\, PennWest California\nWed.\, Mar. 19 at 6 pm*\nBackyard Flora and Fauna of Belmont County\nAward-winning photographer\, Daniel Caron\, carries at least one camera with him at all times\, whether on outings to new locations or just when exploring his backyard. In this presentation\, he will connect us to the flora and fauna that reside outside our own doors here in Belmont County.\nPresented by: Photographer Daniel Caron.\n(NOTE: This program will not be livestreamed. In-person attendance only)\nWed.\, Mar. 26 at 6 pm\nWest Virginia Mining History\nBrandi Hurley uses social media to talk about coal country’s hidden histories. Her popular TikTok channel has over 17\,00 subscribers. She’ll share with us disasters\, dastardly deeds\, and other delectable stories about West Virginia’s coal mining history.\nPresented by: Brandi Hurley\, attorney and digital content creator\n\n\nAbout the Winter Lecture Series:\nIn 2013\, a partnership was forged between the Bellaire Public Library and the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society to sponsor public lectures featuring noted speakers presenting topics relating to the local heritage of the Tri-State areas. These free lectures continue to be offered annually during the months of February & March. \n 
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series-2-2/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240717T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240606T192258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240606T200141Z
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SUMMARY:Cryptid Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids. Anecdotes describe animals or humanoids\, often monstrous or frightening\, that don’t conform to species recognized by science. Investigator Fred Saluga\, director of the WV Center for Unexplained Events and the Fayette County\, PA Bigfoot Research Project will lead us on a five-week journey exploring the history and local sightings of these mysterious creatures. These programs are designed for teens and adults and are free and open to the public. \nClass schedule:\nJune 5: Bigfoot/Grassman\nJune 12: Mothman\nJune 26: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part 1\nJuly 10: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part II\nJuly 17: Researching Cryptids and Making Plaster Castings
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cryptid-lecture-series/2024-07-17/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240710T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240710T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240606T192258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240606T200141Z
UID:10000978-1720634400-1720638000@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Cryptid Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids. Anecdotes describe animals or humanoids\, often monstrous or frightening\, that don’t conform to species recognized by science. Investigator Fred Saluga\, director of the WV Center for Unexplained Events and the Fayette County\, PA Bigfoot Research Project will lead us on a five-week journey exploring the history and local sightings of these mysterious creatures. These programs are designed for teens and adults and are free and open to the public. \nClass schedule:\nJune 5: Bigfoot/Grassman\nJune 12: Mothman\nJune 26: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part 1\nJuly 10: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part II\nJuly 17: Researching Cryptids and Making Plaster Castings
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cryptid-lecture-series/2024-07-10/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240626T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240626T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240606T192258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240606T200141Z
UID:10000977-1719424800-1719428400@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Cryptid Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids. Anecdotes describe animals or humanoids\, often monstrous or frightening\, that don’t conform to species recognized by science. Investigator Fred Saluga\, director of the WV Center for Unexplained Events and the Fayette County\, PA Bigfoot Research Project will lead us on a five-week journey exploring the history and local sightings of these mysterious creatures. These programs are designed for teens and adults and are free and open to the public. \nClass schedule:\nJune 5: Bigfoot/Grassman\nJune 12: Mothman\nJune 26: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part 1\nJuly 10: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part II\nJuly 17: Researching Cryptids and Making Plaster Castings
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cryptid-lecture-series/2024-06-26/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240612T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240612T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240606T192258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240606T200141Z
UID:10000976-1718215200-1718218800@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Cryptid Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids. Anecdotes describe animals or humanoids\, often monstrous or frightening\, that don’t conform to species recognized by science. Investigator Fred Saluga\, director of the WV Center for Unexplained Events and the Fayette County\, PA Bigfoot Research Project will lead us on a five-week journey exploring the history and local sightings of these mysterious creatures. These programs are designed for teens and adults and are free and open to the public. \nClass schedule:\nJune 5: Bigfoot/Grassman\nJune 12: Mothman\nJune 26: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part 1\nJuly 10: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part II\nJuly 17: Researching Cryptids and Making Plaster Castings
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cryptid-lecture-series/2024-06-12/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240605T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240605T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240606T192258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240606T200141Z
UID:10000975-1717610400-1717614000@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Cryptid Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids. Anecdotes describe animals or humanoids\, often monstrous or frightening\, that don’t conform to species recognized by science. Investigator Fred Saluga\, director of the WV Center for Unexplained Events and the Fayette County\, PA Bigfoot Research Project will lead us on a five-week journey exploring the history and local sightings of these mysterious creatures. These programs are designed for teens and adults and are free and open to the public. \nClass schedule:\nJune 5: Bigfoot/Grassman\nJune 12: Mothman\nJune 26: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part 1\nJuly 10: Other Ohio Cryptids – Part II\nJuly 17: Researching Cryptids and Making Plaster Castings
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/cryptid-lecture-series/2024-06-05/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program,Teen Program
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/cryptid-lectures.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240327T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240327T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000701-1711562400-1711566000@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-03-27/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240320T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240320T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000700-1710957600-1710961200@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-03-20/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240313T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240313T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000699-1710352800-1710356400@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-03-13/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240306T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240306T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000698-1709748000-1709751600@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-03-06/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240228T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240228T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000697-1709143200-1709146800@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-02-28/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BPLEvent_FI-2024.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240221T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240221T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T050918
CREATED:20240122T152957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T160830Z
UID:10000696-1708538400-1708542000@bellairepubliclibrary.org
SUMMARY:Great Stone Viaduct Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6 PM – FEB. & MAR. \nAll of the programs in this year’s series will be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube. Following the live broadcast\, recordings of the programs will be available to watch at anytime on the Library’s website\, Facebook page\, and YouTube Channel. \n \nSince 2012\, the library has partnered with the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society on a Winter Lecture Series. These programs\, featuring presentations of local historical and community topics\, are held on Wednesday nights at 6 pm in the Community Room on the lower level of the Library throughout the months of February and March. All Winter Lecture Series programs are free for the public to attend.
URL:https://bellairepubliclibrary.org/event/great-stone-viaduct-winter-lecture-series/2024-02-21/
LOCATION:Bellaire Public Library\, 330 32nd Street\, Bellaire\, OH\, 43906\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Program
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