#fall in ohio

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🍂 Autumn in Ohio - cemetery edition! 🍂 Oberlin, Ohio

[vegbih]

[fallauween]

by coldoctober

[travelella]

Hallsville, Ohio, USA

Jeni Holland

[covrettcreative]

Hideout

Seen near Bentleyville, Ohio.

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[preblematic]

in case you missed it, ronald radke has started beef w/ the Columbus deathcore legends in Sanguisugabogg over the MGK razorblade guitar and now Devin from Bogg has confirmed they plan to throw down on Friday May 17th at Sonic Temple.

like to charge, reblog to cast

[unteriors]

Norwood Street, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

[marsthemystic]

Fall Out Boy 3/29/24 at the Schottenstein Center for So Much For (2our) Dust

Super lucky to have been this close to get these pictures! Pete wore my friends hat :)

(sad I didn’t get any good pics of Andy or Joe :( I was overwhelmed with being front row that I literally could not function)

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[mdickersonphoto]

🍂 Autumn in an Ohio cemetery 🍂

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[fallauween]

Cuyahoga Valley National Park — by ohio.traveler

[deadpresidents]

President Rutherford B. Hayes (far right), First Lady Lucy Webb Hayes, and their party visiting Yosemite -- which was still ten years away from becoming a National Park -- on October 21, 1880. President Hayes was not only the first President in American history to visit the West Coast of the United States while in office, but he was the first incumbent President to travel west of Salt Lake City and only the second to travel west of the Rocky Mountains (his immediate predecessor, Ulysses S. Grant had visited Utah in 1875).

The President's "Great Western Tour", which lasted from August 26-November 6, 1880 took the Presidential party through Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming Territory, Utah Territory, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington Territory, Arizona Territory, New Mexico Territory, Colorado, and Kansas en route to the Hayes family home, "Spiegel Grove" in Fremont, Ohio in time for Hayes to cast his ballot for fellow Ohioan James Garfield to be his successor.

[covrettcreative]

Sulphur Spring Flows in Fall

Seen near Bentleyville, Ohio.