Wood County (Ohio) -- History

The Charlotte Dunipace Shaw Papers consists of material of correspondence, research files, literary productions, photographs and book relating to the Dunipace and allied families.

Transcript of memoirs describing pioneer life in the area around early Pemberville, Ohio, later reprinted in the Newsletter of the Pemberville Historical Society, along with genealogical information, maps, and copies of famly documents.

Records documenting local government activities from throughout the 19-county region of Northwest Ohio from roughly 1833-1980. Includes city, county, court, township, school district and other entities' records in the form of logs, annual reports, minutes, dockets, and other records. Also includes records documenting a series of projects to return records to local government entities in several phases between 2002-2019.

The Lyle R. Fletcher collection documents the former Bowling Green State University geography professor’s research of Wood County history, geography, and weather. The collections consists of minutes, from local organizations with which Dr. Fletcher was affiliated, correspondence, research files, literary productions, and printed materials.

The Paul Willis Jones papers consists of correspondence, genealogical subject files, project subject files, literary materials, printed materials, and photographs related to the life and activities of Bowling Green Daily Sentinel-Tribune Editor Paul W. Jones.

Outline notes with bibliographical references for school unit on local history. Resources used for History of Bowling Green, by Irene Barckert.

Research files compiled in the course of writing "It Started with Doctors on Horseback: A History of Medicine, Marking the 50th Anniversary of Wood County Hospital"; includes letters, manuscripts, research notes, news clippings, and photographs; he also used covered the same topics for his Ph.D. dissertation

The Van Tassel Family Papers document the history of this pioneer Wood County family during the 19th century. Correspondence, a journal, articles and books comprise the bulk of this collection.

Includes cassette tape of Program #1 (the only one produced), scripts for Programs 1-5, and a draft of the publication of the transcripts (published under the title Southern Wood County oral history project.

The Wood County, Ohio “Ghost Town” Photographic collection contains copy negatives with historic 19th and early 20th century views of small towns around Wood County, some with identification, gathered for copying by the Wood County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society. The negatives were also scanned and copied to CD for ease of use, identification sheet included.