Cathy Hester Seckman Knihy

The history of East Liverpool reveals its transformation from the Pottery Capital of the World, driven by British immigrant Thomas Bennett's establishment of the first pottery in 1839. The city thrived with around 300 potteries producing diverse items, including elegant designs like Lotus Ware and Fiesta Ware. The community flourished with vibrant social life, featuring churches, schools, and cultural venues. Despite facing challenges after the pottery industry's decline, East Liverpool continues to seek a hopeful future into the 21st century.

This guidebook is jam-packed with hundreds of Ohio's best destinations, and they're organized by theme--so readers can decide what to do and then find where to do it.

In a society where women dominate and men are relegated to life behind a Border Fence, rigid laws govern their limited interactions. President Alanna Olaffson champions female empowerment until it spirals into chaos. Jessie, pregnant with a boy, and Tenosha, who has sent her son across the Fence, rebel against the oppressive rules. Their desperate plan leads to smuggling, sabotage, and civil war, culminating in a dramatic confrontation that challenges the very foundation of their world.