Lakeside Heritage Society Trustee Dave Boling tells us what he has learned in researching 149 years of social justice programming in Lakeside, Ohio.

Learn how Lakeside (Ohio) has celebrated the Fourth of July over past decades based on printed and photographic findings in the Lakeside Heritage Society Archives. Presented by Gretchen S. Curtis and Carolyn Beears.

The Marblehead (Ohio) Lighthouse, the oldest continuously operated lighthouse on the Great Lakes, has guided sailors since it opened in 1822 at the entrance to Sandusky Bay. Dennis Kennedy, former president of the Marblehead Lighthouse Historical Society, explains why and how it was constructed, how the tower and light source were modified over time, and how it continues to serve modern day sailors as the Marblehead Peninsula celebrates the bicentennial of the Lighthouse (in 2022).

On July 3, 1988, David Glick spoke at the dedication of the third Lakeside pavilion, which was built to resemble the first, erected in 1909. The original pavilion was razed in 1961 for a smaller, one-story "modern" pavilion with open decks. Lakesiders were not fond of it, so they raised funds to build a new “old” pavilion in 1988. Glick tells the history of the three lakefront buildings and the businesses that have occupied them.