Our new exhibit Falcon Frights provides an overview of the ghosts that have haunted Wood County. Come check out our local lore! Scan the QR code in the last picture to listen to a podcast produced by Department of History grad students! BGSU Department of History #FolkloreThursday

For today's #ArchivesHashtagParty we've got some #ArchivesCommunity Theatre. The cast of an unknown production at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Sandusky, Ohio posing on stage circa 1925.

This just in! Last week we received this catcher’s mitt and Louisville Slugger baseball bat used by Merle “Hotch” Hoskinson, who played on the Bowling Green baseball team from 1921-1924. Thanks to the Hoskinson family for donating these items to the Cochrane Cunningham Archives.

The Complete Angler is the latest addition to our Artists' Books Collection. Karen Hanmer used red snapper and walleye skins to bind this 1826 addition of The Complete Angler. An engraved spinner hooks into a hole created when processing the skin. #ArtistsBooks

There's a new exhibit at the Stroh Center celebrating 100 years of the Falcon Marching Band! Stop in to learn about the origins, evolution, and history of the largest student organization on campus! #BGSUAlumni #ForwardFalcons BGSU Falcon Marching Band Bowling Green State University Alumni Association BGSU Athletics

In honor of Homecoming this weekend, here's some images from the 1923 Homecoming Parade. #BGSUHomecoming #BGSUAlumni #ForwardFalcons

We are one week away from our first Local History Publication Award lecture. Friday October 6 at 2PM, John W. Kropf will be here to share his book, Color Capital of the World: Growing Up with the Legacy of a Crayon Company. Meet us in Pallister Conference Room in Jerome Library!

From the historic University Hall to the gone but not forgotten Saddlemire and our own iconic Jerome Library, at BGSU #ArchivesU starts with our digital Campus Tour. digitalgallery.bgsu.edu/exhibits/show/… #ArchivesHashtagParty #BGSU #BGSUAlumni

Freddie and Freida think Owlsley looks smashing in his mortarboard! #BirdMascots

Thank you to everyone who attended today's Local History Publication Award Lecture. Sandusky native John Kropf spoke about his book Color Capital of the World: Growing Up with the Legacy of a Crayon Company and signed copies with genuine American Crayon Co. crayons. U Akron Press

We’re here at the TLCPL’s Genealogy Fair! Stop by our table to learn about the CAC’s genealogical resources. Toledo Library

This just in! Just donated to the Cochrane Cunningham Archives is this BGSU Hockey Jacket. We have jackets with single and triple Falcon head designs, but this double Falcon head design is one we hadn’t seen before.  BGSU Hockey BGSU Athletics

Thank you to everyone who attended "The Times They Are A-Changing: The University of Toledo in the Turbulent 1960s," today's Local History Publication Award lecture with Barbara Floyd, winner of the Book Category, Professional Division.

Join us this Thursday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. at Jerome Library in the Pallister Conference Room! CAC-BGSU

Happy Halloween from the BGSU Preservation Lab! -BGSU Soccer Ball from the Cochrane Cunningham Archives #HappyHalloween

Happy last day of classes, Falcons! Enjoy this circa 1910 card from MS 390 The Shinew and Lance Family Papers. #ArchivesGiftExchange #ArchivesHashtagParty

We'll be open during the Winter Break, with some changes to our usual hours. Please note that we'll be closed December 23-January 1 for the holidays. We'll return to our regular hours starting January 8. #HappyHolidays