Moonville Tunnel, Moonville OH
Photos from recent to the Lake Hope State Park area in Southern Ohio.No mineral or fossil collecting but alot of fun hiking and exploring.see previous post
Ohio State Fossil – Isotelus brachycephalus
Butler County is in an area known to scientists as the Cincinnati Dome, a large area in North America defined by a bulging of the earth's crust into a dome…
Geodes rare in Ohio
Ohio is not known for geodes. Almost all of the geodes reported are calcite geodes reported in limestones and dolomites from southwestern Ohio. Geodes are rare but limestones and dolomites…
Moonville and Kings Tunnels Lake Hope State Park Ohio
Here are two of my favorite spots to visit even though there are no minerals or fossils specifically to find. Although Melanterite has been reported at Kings Tunnel. (Last visit…
Trip Report to Lodi Community Park, Lodi Ohio
On May 31, 2009, My family and went out to Lodi Community Park to hunt for Fossils. Link to our second trip to Lodi Park Link to our third trip…
Geology and Palaeontology Of Ohio 1878
Volume 3: Geology and PalaeontologyColumbus, Ohio : Nevins & Meyers, 1878Section OneGeneral Geology Chapter 55 (Pages 1-51)Review of the Geological Structure of Ohio - J.S. NewberrySection TwoLocal Geology Chapter 56…
List of Bulletins from the Ohio Geological Survey
Bulletins are original research of a comprehensive nature, such as the geology of a county, the geology of a geologic system or major geologic unit, or the paleontology of a…
Geology Survey of Ohio
Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio - 1873Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio - 1882Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio - 1884Report of the Geological Survey of…
Rock and Mineral Clubs in Ohio
From RockmanJoe.com Ohio Rock and Mineral Clubs AKRON MINERAL SOCIETY, Cuyahoga Falls Meeting: 7:30 pm, 2nd Saturday, except July & August Location: 244 Chestnut Blvd, Cuyahoga Falls BRUKNER GEM &…
Fossil Collecting in Lodi, Medina County Ohio
Fossil Collecting in OhioLodi City Park ( Medina County) permits collecting in Mississippian rocks (Meadville Shale). View Larger Map