Cool Link Ohio Movie Locations




Ohio movie locations

The history of Ohio movie locations begins long before any movies were ever even filmed, let alone before movies as entertainment were ever a thing. Daeida Wilcox Beveridge was born in Hicksville in 1861. She went to school both in Hicksville and Canton and spent her formative years in the area. After marrying Harvey Wilcox, the couple moved around a bit before ending up in Southern California in 1886. There, they purchased a 200-acre ranch outside LA.

The following year, in 1887, the couple started to subdivide their land in order to lay out a brand new town. The town’s name was Hollywood, a name they supposedly came up with while visiting family in Ohio. Daeida may have gotten the name from what a Chicago friend called her country estate, but this is not the only legend around the name, so who knows how true it is. In any case, it was Daeida who helped name many of the city’s most famous streets, including Sunset Boulevard.

Until her death in 1914, Daeida spent her life promoting her new city, and she was instrumental in helping the city gain many of its amenities. This included the nascent focus on the arts. By the end of her life, she was known as the Mother of Hollywood, and she is now a part of the Ohio Women’s Hall of Fame.

Despite all of this, Ohio has only occasionally been the location for movie shoots, though that seems to be increasing in recent years with several high-profile projects filming around the state. The link of the day is a site that gives maps, photos and other information on movie locations around the state. Take a look and remember that Ohio helped give the world the movies that they enjoy (not to mention native Ohioan Thomas Edison’s contributions to cameras, lighting and sound).

https://movie-locations.com/places/usa/ohio.php

AllColumbusData’s Most Popular Posts and Pages

most popular posts and pages

Next month, AllColumbusData.com will have its 10-year anniversary. Hard to believe! Here are some stats on just some of what the site now contains:
-338 published posts. 10 additional are already complete and scheduled over the next few months.
-105 specific content pages.
-Well over 2,000 individual and before and after series historic photos.
-143+ years of weather data for both Columbus and its suburbs.
-200+ years of demographic and population data for Columbus and its suburbs.
-Information and photos for hundreds of current and past development projects.
-100+ videos.

What has been the most visited page, the most popular post over the years? Unfortunately, visitor data was lost prior to 2015 for various reasons. However, here have been the top 10 most popular posts and pages since 2015.

Top 10 Posts and the Year Published
1. Before and After How Columbus Changed in 10 Years 2021
This 2-part series was extremely popular last year, and easily became the most visited in the past 7 years.
2. Questions Answered- Columbus Zip Codes 2014
This post was very popular into 2018, but is now defunct. The information on this post ended up becoming bits and parts of other posts and pages.
3. Columbus Retail History- Shopping Centers 2013
One of the oldest posts on the site, it still gets consistent traffic almost a decade later.
4. Columbus Historic Church Demolition 2021
This one detailed plans to demolish an old church on the South Side.
5. Columbus Area Murders by Zip Code 2008-2015 2016
Pretty explanatory. This post provided crude maps of murders by zip code.
6. Columbus’ Greatest Snowstorm 2021
This post gave an account of the March 7-8, 2008 blizzard.
7. Columbus Area Zip Codes and Their Economies 2013
Still a consistent hit after a decade, this post gave details on economic information by local zip code.
8. Winter 2020-2021 Review 2021
Review the 2020-2021 winter with stats and rankings, something that has been done for all winters since 2014.
9. Franklin County Gentrification Trends 1990-2015 2017
This post looked at how income and race changes were driving neighborhood gentrification around Columbus.
10. How We Should Develop Around Intel 2022
The most recent on this list, this post deals with how the area around the Intel project should have a development plan, and detailed a hypothetical map of what that development could look like.

Top 10 Pages
1. Columbus Tornado History
The most popular by far, this page covers historic tornadic events throughout the entire Columbus Metro Area.
2. Olde Towne East Historic Buildings
This has been the most popular of all the Historic Building Database pages to date.
3. Proposed Development
This regularly-updated development page highlights the region’s many proposed projects.
4. Other Residential Historic Buildings
This page was one of the very first to be included in what would eventually become the Historic Building Database. It is defunct now, as its photos were eventually divided into a much greater expansion of featured neighborhoods.
5. Development Under Construction
All the projects currently under construction at any given time.
6. Census Tract Maps
Demographics, population and other data at the census tract level are provided in interactive maps going back to 1930.
7. Winter Storms
This page chronicles significant winter weather events from the past.
8. Columbus Flood History
As above, but dealing with flooding events.
9. Columbus Crime Statistics
Violent and property crime data, maps and demographic data related to Columbus crime are provided going back about 40 years.
10. Completed Development
Buildings and projects that were completed at some point in the past are highlighted on this page going back to the 19th Century.

Any surprises in what has been the most popular? Any posts or pages you’d like to see more of? Let me know here or on the Facebook page if you are enjoying the content or would like to see something different!