Rendville Ohio

[@sandysue2017]

Thank you for your research and sharing this. Very interesting.

[@persuethedream9862]

Glad you enjoyed. I was delighted to find this.

[@stevexray6253]

This was interesting and the music is good!

[@persuethedream9862]

Thanks..I try

[@nancyfava1050]

So nice to go traveling with you again! Loved learning about this town and its brave people!

[@persuethedream9862]

I've got several planned. This was a hopping place 100 yrs ago.

[@jipfluffy2143]

Thank you Professor Sue! I always enjoy your educational videos.

[@jipfluffy2143]

By the way how is your mini farm chicken haven. Did you get any peacocks yet?

[@persuethedream9862]

Thanks

[@persuethedream9862]

I found a local peacock guy but we went with more chickens instead. 5 new babies now

[@oliviaegbert421]

Wow I didn't realize there was such an interesting history nearby! Thanks :)

[@persuethedream9862]

I was telling Teresa there's so much history here. "Isn't there everywhere" she said. Lol. There is interested forgotten history here

[@whateverwhatever5715]

I live about 15 minutes away from Rendville ...very interesting town and history..my mom grew up in Corning which is the town right next to Rendville

[@whateverwhatever5715]

The pottery history is in Crooksville and Zanesville ...there is actually quite a bit of pottery history in Ohio ...great video by the way !

[@njay197]

Thanks, I miss your exploration videos

[@TM-bd7nf]

I stop at those historical markers all the time. Drives my girlfriend crazy. I especially like the ones in the desert south west. I get curious “what could have possibly happened here that is historical?” . A lot of times it is very interesting.

[@persuethedream9862]

Right! And ofcourse sometimes you have to scratch your head and wonder why they bothered too.

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

Many miners died of respiratory illness. So much dust and no protections back then.

[@persuethedream9862]

And accidents/deaths. Ofcourse black lung is what many got for years of service or cancer.