#OTD in 1978, Ohio was hit by a blizzard many called the “storm of the century.” With wind gusts of 100 mph, blowing snow and a deadly windchill, the storm caused the deaths of 51 people and more than $100 million in damage.(Photo: Toledo Blade) pic.twitter.com/zPyy3lObjx— Ohio History Connection (@OhioHistory) January 26, 2021
Carter’s totally high. pic.twitter.com/cDhwJ0Fvvd— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) February 12, 2021
Yankee Stadium, Bronx, June 21, 1959 - 68,680 on hand to see the Cleveland Indians sweep the Yankees (4-2, 5-4) behind HR bats of Vic Power and Rocky Colavito, both homered in each game of the twin-bill. Second game went 14 innings and took 4:18 to play, first game took 2:56 pic.twitter.com/N35LVb1t2Y— Old-Time Baseball Photos (@OTBaseballPhoto) February 15, 2021
#OnThisDay in 1974, a string of 148 storms hit 13 states during what is known as the “Super Outbreak.” Xenia, OH was hit by the deadliest and most damaging of the storms.This photo depicts some of the damage. See more photos of the aftermath here: https://t.co/7qEuv6pzPR pic.twitter.com/I5AoJ1oeO0— Ohio History Connection (@OhioHistory) April 3, 2021
April 6, 1987: Indian Uprising. Iconic image that immediately resonates for #OurCLE of the '80s- Cory Snyder & Joe Carter grace cover of SI on this day. Oh how sweet & needed oasis this would've been for fan base wandering in baseball desert for 40 yrs. #IndianFever #BeABeliever pic.twitter.com/IRhqPSIYIo— Mr. Cleveland Sports (@MrCleveland_216) April 6, 2021
On May 4, 1970, days after the United States invaded Cambodia during the Vietnam War, the National Guard opened fire on a group of student demonstrators at #KentState, killing 4. In 2017 the site was declared a National Historic Landmark.Learn more: https://t.co/PV9kugNEER pic.twitter.com/sv8xh6A6Pa— Ohio History Connection (@OhioHistory) May 4, 2021
VE-Day in Times Square, today 1945: #AP pic.twitter.com/0V9wgJ9lMg— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) May 8, 2021 Times Square on VE-Day, today 1945: pic.twitter.com/Rqh6lI5xlW— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) May 8, 2021
Cedar Point Causeway. May 16, 1965. Source: @Cleve_Memory @cedarpoint @CPMemorabilia pic.twitter.com/GymNMJHD6D— John Skrtic (@SkrticX) May 14, 2021
Here’s James Caan working on a heater between takes of Sonny's death scene in The Godfather. pic.twitter.com/nNGnEfG7Z2— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) May 30, 2021
Badass photo of Ted Williams, USMC Fighter Pilot on an air base in Korea, 1952. pic.twitter.com/LJ2knurvRi— Meredith Frost (@MeredithFrost) July 5, 2021
By ground or by air, Sweetness didn't care. pic.twitter.com/iVao1eyxXb— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) January 24, 2022
“Old Days”1975,Manager Frank Robinson and the Cleveland Indians at Municipal Stadium.#MLB #Cleveland #Seventies pic.twitter.com/8t059fjzqG— Tom's Old Days (@sigg20) January 26, 2022
There’s more steel in this guy’s balls than in that beam. pic.twitter.com/ctyjFkZkd9— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) February 13, 2022
Today marks the 60th anniversary of Ohio astronaut John Glenn's orbiting of Earth. Glenn was the first American to orbit our planet, and his mission marked a shift in the space race by showing the United States could compete with the Soviet Union. Photo: NASA pic.twitter.com/kP0FTtMc2L— clevelanddotcom (@clevelanddotcom) February 20, 2022
JFK on Clifton at Ramona Ave. (1960). Originally posted by @RRiverLiz Photo taken by her family friend. #PresidentsDay pic.twitter.com/pWbOK264wr— John Skrtic (@SkrticX) February 21, 2022
JFK in #Cleveland (1960). Photo by Art Shay. Shay wrote, “Nobody in my sightline gave the clown more than a fleeting look as he ambled into position next to JFK. The clown was closer than any of his security guards. The obvious obviously occurred to me”. #presidentsday2022 pic.twitter.com/UcnOT0XyUw— John Skrtic (@SkrticX) February 21, 2022