Today, this building holds a trendy cocktail bar, fitness studio, creative offices, and more.
In 1928, it was the Open Air School for students with tuberculosis, offering them large windows, sunlight, and natural play areas far away from the city center.
Columbus: all COTA buses are free on Tuesday 🚌🗳️
Election Day is Tuesday. Every voice deserves a seat, and every COTA ride (including fixed-route, COTA//Plus, Mainstream and Mainstream On-Demand) is free on Nov. 3. Find your polling place: vote.franklincountyohio.gov
#VoteOhio
Built in 1831, the Worthington Inn served meals for as low as a dime, and an overnight stay cost just 25 cents. The restaurant just reopened this summer after a seven year closure. #ThenAndNow
On this now-vacant lot, The Dell Restaurant stood. It opened in the '20s, became a jazz bar in the '70s, and became Carabar, a legendary local rock venue, in the 2000s.
It was demolished in 2018 to make way for highway developments.
It’s often mistaken for a church – but this downtown Columbus building was actually a post office, dedicated by President William Taft in 1912.
Today, the historic building is home to a law office at the corner of Third and State Streets.
I'm at the public library. I'm at the art gallery. I'm at the combination public library / art gallery
Shoutout to Patrick Schulte, who faced Lionel Messi three days ago, has an Open Cup Final in two weeks, and still found time to read to the kids at the library @ColumbusCrew
One reason libraries can't get audiobooks:

























