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- 1-25 In Memory of Benjamin R. Hanby [5]
- 2-25 Shrum Mound [13]
- 3-25 Central College Presbyterian Church [2]
- 4-25 Blendon Presbyterian Church [1]
- 5-25 The Ohio State University [13]
- 6-25 First Blendon Presbyterian Church [3]
- 7-25 McDannald Pioneer Homestead [4]
- 8-25 Worthington Masonic Museum [6]
- 9-25 Benjamin Russell Hanby 1833-1867 [7]
- 10-25 Blendon Church Bell [2]
- 11-25 Groveport Log House [7]
- 11-25 Hanna Neil Mission and Home for the Friendless [6]
- 12-25 In Memory of Ovid Wellford Smith [13]
- 13-25 Deaf School Park [6]
- 15-25 Formerly Maryland Park [3]
- 16-25 Smith's Burying Ground: Pioneer Cemetery [8]
- 17-25 Bergstresser/Dietz Covered Bridge 1887-1991 [6]
- 18-25 Historic Groveport [4]
- 19-25 John Rarey and "Cruiser" [4]
- 20-25 The Borror Family Jackson Township Pioneers [4]
- 21-25 Starling Medical College and St. Francis Hospital [4]
- 22-25 Postle Family Cemetery 1829-1870 [6]
- 23-25 Wagnor Cemetery - Pioneer Burial Ground & Site of the First School in Plain Township [6]
- 24-25 Archibald's Mill [4]
- 26-25 Canal Winchester and The Ohio and Erie Canal [6]
- 27-25 Camp Chase [26]
- 28-25 St. Mary Church [6]
- 29-25 Historic Lockbourne [8]
- 30-25 Ohio-Erie Canal and Locks [11]
- 31-25 Norton Field [9]
- 32-25 Birthplace of the Veterans of Foreign Wars [6]
- 33-25 General John Hunt Morgan, CSA [14]
- 34-25 The Bank Block [6]
- 35-25 Merion Village [5]
- 36-25 Jeffers Mound [4]
- 37-25 Orders Road School [6]
- 38-25 Old Ohio Union [4]
- 39-25 The Founding of Worthington, A Planned Community [6]
- 40-25 Ohio and Erie Canal in Groveport [6]
- 41-25 Green Lawn Cemetery [12]
- 42-25 The Irish in Columbus [9]
- 43-25 The National Road [10]
- 44-25 Orange Johnson House [6]
- 45-25 Columbus Depot [8]
- 46-25 Stoner House [1]
- 47-25 Big and Little Darby Creeks - A Feature of Ohio's Scenic Rivers [4]
- 48-25 Roy J. Plunkett, June 26, 1910-May 12, 1994 [5]
- 49-25 Anne O'Hare McCormick 1880-1954 [5]
- 50-25 Monsignor John Joseph Jessing [10]
- 51-25 First Modern Streamflow Measurement in Ohio [4]
- 53-25 Ellen Walker Craig-Jones [6]
- 54-25 Saint John's Church of Worthington and Parts Adjacent [9]
- 55-25 Scioto Trail [19]
- 56-25 The Upper Arlington Historic District [2]
- 57-25 Trinity Lutheran Seminary [2]
- 58-25 The Interurban Electric Railway [11]
- 59-25 Livingston House [7]
- 60-25 Ohio State School for the Blind [7]
- 61-25 Disposal of Land in Plain Township [5]
- 63-25 Johann Christian Heyl [6]
- 62-25 Founders of New Albany [3]
- 65-25 Xerography [2]
- 64-25 Jack Kidwell (1918-2001) [5]
- 67-25 Jack Kidwell [5]
- 66-25 Otterbein College [7]
- 68-25 St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church [3]
- 69-25 Jesse Owens [11]
- 70-25 Iskcon Krishna House [5]
- 72-25 The Ohio State Fair [13]
- 71-25 Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station [9]
- 73-25 St. Patrick Church [5]
- 75-25 George Bellows [7]
- 74-25 Tuskegee Airmen [3]
- 76-25 Asians in the American Civil War [14]
- 77-25 Wilbur H. Siebert Collection [3]
- 78-25 James Thurber [9]
- 79-25 The Ohio Statehouse [13]
- 80-25 Ohio in the Civil War [16]
- 81-25 Brigadier General Roswell Sabin Ripley, CSA [7]
- 81-25 Captain Eddie Rickenbacker [7]
- 82-25 General Curtis E. LeMay [6]
- 83-25 Tod Barracks, 1863 [12]
- 84-25 Coach Woody Hayes [7]
- 85-25 Minerva Amusement Park [7]
- 88-25 Ohio School for the Deaf [4]
- 87-25 Reverend Father Alexander Cestelli [7]
- 88-25 William Green, Labor Leader [5]
- 90-25 James S. Tyler [2]
- 92-25 Site of First Ohio State Home Football Game [5]
- 93-25 The Breathing Association [7]
- 94-25 Original Port Columbus Airport Terminal, 1929-1958 [11]
- 95-25 The Charity Newsies [6]
- 96-25 Ohio and Erie Canal Lock 22 [6]
- 97-25 Columbus Main Library [8]
- 98-25 Mount Vernon Community School [8]
- 99-25 St. Clair Hospital [5]
- 100-25 Shiloh Baptist Church [4]
- 101-25 The Breathing Association [5]
- 102-25 Mount Vernon Avenue [4]
- 103-25 The Lincoln Theatre [7]
- 104-25 Site of First Wendy's Restaurant [5]
- 105-25 American Federation of Labor Since 1881 [3]
- 106-25 Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station [13]
- 107-25 Schiller Park [5]
- 108-25 The Interurban Depot [7]
- 109-25 Campbell Memorial Park [12]
- 110-25 Hanford Village [4]
- 111-25 Southwood Elementary School [2]
- 112-25 George and Christina Ealy House and Land [4]
- 115-25 Beulah Park [3]
- 113-25 Temperance Row Historic District [2]
- 114-25 Ohio Dominican University, Est. 1911 [3]
- 116-25 Worthington Historic District [4]
- 119-25 Snowden-Gray House [3]
- 117-25 A.B. Graham and the 4-H Movement [4]
- 118-25 A Brief History of Eastmoor [8]
- 121-25 Harding Hospital Campus [3]
- 120-25 Columbus Civic Center Historic District [3]
- 122-25 Blendon Township's Early Presbyterian Churches and Church Bell [5]
- 123-25 Agnes Meyer Driscoll [4]
- 124-25 The Drexel Theatre [3]
- 125-25 The Harrison House [2]
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Home / Franklin County / 13-25 Deaf School Park [6]

Title, side A: Deaf School Park
Text, side A: This ten acre site was purchased in 1829 for the Ohio School for the Education of the Deaf. The first school building opened here in 1834; the school was enlarged in 1845. In 1868 the original school was replaced. Another school building was added in 1899 and a hospital in 1908. The Deaf School was relocated on Morse Road in 1953.
: Education, Schools for the Deaf
Sponsors: Alumni Association, Ohio School for the Deaf and The Ohio Historical Society
Address: 480 E. Town St.
Columbus, OH 43215
Location: At site of park, E. Town Steet
Coordinates: Latitude: 39.9604620, Longitude: -82.9878540.
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