Bus Tour: Glass City Garters, Gambling, Gangsters and Gin explores Toledo's notorious past
We are now taking reservations for tours in 2025. These bus tours review the history in Toledo of gangster battles, gambling, rum running, and prostitution in the first part of the 20th century. We explore the history of how Toledo became a haven for gangsters from other cities, how Toledo was key in bootlegging, and why prostitution was legalized! Click here to reserve your spot!
A recent feature in The Blade highlights the Toledo History Museum's mission and plans for the future. 
After being on display at the National Museum of the Great Lakes, the canoe is back on exhibit at the Toledo History Museum. 
Did you know the first successful test of dispatching police vehicles by radio happened in Toledo in 1921? 
Aviator Paul Rinaldo Redfern was trying to make history as the first pilot ever to fly nonstop from North America to South America. 
Written by Lou Hebert, the true life story behind one of the biggest Post Office robberies in history. And, it happened in Toledo. 
His life offers an insight into the lives and experiences of Blacks in Toledo at the turn of the century. 
London Mitchell's podcast interview with Barbara Floyd on her in-depth book on the history of the University of Toledo. 
Here is the story of a man they called Toledo's "radio wizard" written by Lou Hebert. 