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Thanks for your interest in Ohio Historical Societys Historical Markers program. Please complete this application to apply for
an official state historical marker. Type or print clearly and please include all information requested. Incomplete applications
will be returned. While submission of an application does not guarantee that a marker will be awarded, we appreciate your
efforts to provide the information required and look forward to working with you. Contact the Ohio Historical Societys Local
History Office if you have any questions: (614) 297-2340, toll-free 1-800-858-6878, or e-mail tsheline@ohiohistory.org or go to
www.remarkableohio.org or www.ohiohistory.org/resource/oahsm/markers.html
Check the box if applying for funding through Ohio Historical Markers Grants Program. Deadlines for applications
for grant funding are April 1 and October 1. Funding is competitive. For more information about the markers grant
program, go to www.remarkableohio.org or www.ohiohistory.org/resource/oahsm/markers.html
historic district
geology
legend
private
Other Please describe: _____________
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New for the Ohio Civil War Sesquicentennial! Civil War-related marker topic? Check the box to have a full-color Ohio
Civil War 150 logo included on your marker for an additional fee of $50. Fee supports Ohio Historical Societys efforts to
commemorate the Civil War, www.ohiocivilwar150.org
Yes, include the Ohio Civil War 150 logo on our Civil War era-related marker
Marker GPS coordinates (if known): Latitude: __ __. __ __ __ __ __ __ Longitude: (-) __ __. __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Indicate relevance of location to topic of marker: _________________________________________________________
Tentative marker dedication date: ________________________________________. Note that the marker process can take
up to six months from receipt of application. It is advisable to schedule a dedication ceremony after our office has confirmed
with you the anticipated delivery date, or after the historical marker has been delivered to you.
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Y or N
Note: the organization indicated above will be listed on the bottom of the marker as its lead sponsor, along with the Ohio
Historical Society. If more than one organization is to be credited, please list the names of the organizations under
Additional funding sponsor below. Because of space limitations at the bottom of marker, no more than 4 sponsors total
will be listed: lead sponsor indicated above, OHS, and two Additional funding sponsors
Additional funding sponsor: _________________________________________________________________________
Additional funding sponsor: _________________________________________________________________________
7. Maintenance of the marker
Organization responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the marker:
Name of Organization: ______________________________________________________________________________
Contact person: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Street and Number: _________________________________________________________________________________
City or Village:
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9. Statement of Significance
Explain why the person, place, event, or thing to be marked is significant at the local, state, and/ or national level. In
other words, why does the person, place, event, or thing you want to mark deserve recognition with an Ohio Historical
Marker? THIS SECTION MUST BE TYPEWRITTEN. Please limit the statement of significance to one typewritten page.
This is a footnote. Please make sure each note includes the following information: AUTHOR of source, TITLE, PLACE OF
PUBLICATION, DATE OF PUBLICATION, and PAGE NUMBER.
This format, for example, is the one typically used in historical writing: Charles Van Tassel, Story of the Maumee Valley, Toledo and
Sandusky Region (Chicago: S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1929), pp. 18-19. However, the markers program is more concerned
with knowing the sources the information rather than the formats of footnotes or endnotes. Whatever format is used, a good
footnote/endnote answers these questions: What is the source of this fact? and What source must I consult to find this fact for
myself?
If the source is a web page, please include the link in your footnote, for example: Ohio City (City of Ohio) Encyclopedia of
Cleveland History at http://ech.case.edu/ech-cgi/article.pl?id=OC1
It is not necessary to repeat information if your referring to the same source many times throughout your suggested text, just include
the author, title, and page number. Using the example above: Van Tassel, Story of the Maumee Valley, p. 28
Revised August 30, 2011
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Application Submitted By
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY. To be filled out by Historical Markers Program Coordinator.
Complete Application Received: _______________________________________
Marker(s) Erected:
Received Funding:
Date:
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