Yearbooks
The Anti-Saloon League Yearbook was first published in 1908 with Ernest Cherrington as its editor. Its annual publication as a hardbound book indexed with over 200 pages tracked the temperance movement's progress year to year. It contained U.S. and individual state maps which followed the dry force's march across the country.
The yearbooks continued to be published during the Prohibition years.
Wet & Dry Maps of the United States
Map of the United States indicating states that are dry, local option or license. Printed in the 1910 Anti-Saloon League Year Book.
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Additional Resources
Mapping Asian and Pacific Islander American Stories...
Apr 9th | 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Learn about the significant contributions and experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in the state during this engaging…
How Propaganda Works
Learn what it is or how it was/is used in real-life. Then delve into fiction works that show its use and consequence in a fictional setting.
The World of William Fouse (Opens April 10, 2024)
As the 1st Black graduate of Westerville High School and Otterbein University, Fouse broke barriers. But that's just part of his story.
The Art of Propaganda (Opens April 10, 2024)
Delve into examples of propaganda that include pieces from the Prohibition era on display for the first time.
Jackie B.
Jackie has made a career of working with communities to tell their stories and preserve their history.
Jim S.
Jim loves digging into the archives of historic maps and news in the Westerville History Museum.
Katy K.
Katy loves bringing history to life, getting hands-on with artifacts, and helping people discover meaning and relevance in the past.