>WE ARE MOVING THE SITE TO A MORE RESPONSIVE SERVER<
We may be down for a few days, but you can be sure we will be back and
better than ever...
A Great Inland Waterway
History abounds along these Great banks of the Ohio River. Industries were born here, flourished and died here, from Iron works to Glass works and Potteries, almost any industry that used water for manufacturing at the turn of the century could be found perched upon its banks. A great untold number of our fore fathers even used it as their pathway in the never ending migration Westward. Come with us on our journey upon The great Ohio River.
It is with great pleasure that 20/20 Vision Factory has undertaken the task of creating a non conforming yet comprehensive site for the Greater Ohio River Region, and in the coming months with your interest and assistance we hope to have one of largest and most unique site available for the area, with many link tie-in's on recreation, history and the arts to be forth coming.
Be sure to take a peek over at the TGOR RiverWiki, and The TGOR'S
Artisans Cyber Mall both are under currently construction as is this page, but the mall will be finished by some time in February for those that wish to submit images and descriptions for consideration and inclusion in the mall. This site will be like the river it's self, ever moving, ever changing, and always hand coded fresh daily. lol
Have fun and thanks for stopping by!
Featured Museum:
The River Museum,
Wellsville, Ohio.
Sponsored by the Wellsville Historical Society, The River Museum is a fantastic look at river life through out history. The museum is situated upon the bank of the Ohio river in a magnificent three-storied home that was built in 1870 by Dr. John Hammond.
There are eleven rooms in all, each beautifully filled with memories of early life on the Ohio. Covering from the early days of brick and pottery works and river transportation of ship and rail. This museum is a real gem.
Open to the public for Sunday afternoons from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Guided tours are available if needed.
Admittance Fee: Donations are accepted to help defray costs.
Submissions:
Writers, Artists, Photographers, Musicians, Historians,
Edger's and River
Visionaries:
We are accepting submissions of any and all materials regarding The Greater Steel Valley
and the Ohio River area and it's people, from the confluence of the river in
Pittsburgh PA clear down to Cincinnati O. Please feel free to contact us at
any of the links below.
Nonprofit and Community Org's: We Link
Locals For Free.
We will put up any content you would like seen here on the TGOR. Annual
Community events, Church/Org. location/hours, Clergy/Officers/Members,
Memorial tributes, etc.
FREE Community Submissions Form
If you have Doc's/files or photos, please upload them on our
upload
page, or if over the file limit please attach and send via email to
admin@thegreatohioriver.com
Businesses:
Would you like to have an ad shingle hung here @ TGOR? Do you need a web site built, or need
consulting? We offer Sterling work at Steel prices, so feel free to contact us at
the link above.
M.T.B.
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