Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization

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The Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization (O.H.I.O.) is a private organization located in the city of Oberlin, Ohio. It was established in 1964 through the merger of two other local organizations, the Oberlin Village Improvement Society and the Oberlin Historical Society. The Oberlin Village Improvement Society emerged as a result of the early 20th century "City Beautiful" movement. The present organization administers several historical properties and participates in local preservation iniatives. In 1988 O.H.I.O. endowed the Frederick B. Artz summer travel grant program at the Oberlin College Archives to support scholars researching topics related to Oberlin.

From the description of Records, 1903-1990. (Oberlin College Library). WorldCat record id: 26566485

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creatorOf Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization. Records, 1903-1990. Oberlin College Library
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associatedWith Johnston, Adelia Antoinette Field, 1837-1910 person
associatedWith Love, Donald Melbourne, 1894-1974 person
associatedWith Martin, Helen White, 1864-1940 person
associatedWith Oberlin Historical Society corporateBody
associatedWith Oberlin Village Improvement Society corporateBody
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City beautiful movement
Historic preservation
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Active 1903

Active 1990

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