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state agreed to free the arresters, and the federal officials agreed to free all but two of those indicted. Simeon M. Bushnell, a white man, and
Charles H. Langston were both tried and convicted by an all-Democrat jury. Langston's eloquent speech against slavery and injustice persuaded the judge to give them light sentences, with Langston receiving 20 days in jail and a fine of $ 100. They appealed to the
1841:(LCT) formerly offered two bus routes in Oberlin on the 33 and 21 routes. The routes were shut down due to funding shortfalls. LCT currently operates a door-to-door "Oberlin Connector" bus service, with trips required to begin or end in within Oberlin. Since 2024, Oberlin is served by the EBus, a fare-free public transit bus route operating under contract by Slidr and support from LCT using
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of 2000, there were 8,195 people, 2,678 households, and 1,395 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,871.5 inhabitants per square mile (722.6/km). There were 2,836 housing units at an average density of 647.7 per square mile (250.1/km). The racial makeup of the city was 71.92%
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personally requested prosecution of the group (now referred to by sympathetic parties as "the
Rescuers"), and 37 of them were indicted. Twelve of those were formerly enslaved people, including Charles H. Langston. State authorities arrested the US Marshal who had captured Price. In negotiation, the
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Shipherd and
Stewart rode south from Elyria into the forests that then covered the northern part of Ohio in search of a suitable location for their community. After a journey of approximately eight miles, they stopped to rest and pray in the shade of an elm tree along the forest, and agreed that this
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living together, 11.2% had a female householder with no husband present, 3.4% had a male householder with no wife present, and 49.4% were non-families. 38.3% of all households were made up of individuals, and 16.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size
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movement in the United States. Escaped enslaved people were relatively safe there. Thousands of escaped enslaved people crossing the Ohio River from
Kentucky came through Oberlin—some to stay in the area, but most as a way-station to recover on their way to Lake Erie, where they found transportation
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In 1834 a charter for the new
Oberlin Collegiate Institute was obtained from the legislature of Ohio, and the institute adopted as its motto "Learning and Labor." The same year saw a freshman class of four students. In those days the words were taken quite literally: tuition at Oberlin was free, but
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The
Cleveland & Southwestern interurban line from Elyria served Oberlin from approximately 1903 to its demise in 1928. Its rails basically followed Oberlin/Elyria Rd / Rt 231 from the east, entering town on E. College St, then turned South and followed Rt 58 to Wellington. There was a wye at S.
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In the city the population was spread out, with 14.7% under the age of 18, 36.9% from 18 to 24, 16.4% from 25 to 44, 17.0% from 45 to 64, and 15.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 24 years. For every 100 females, there were 77.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over,
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living together, 11.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 47.9% were non-families. 35.7% of all households were made up of individuals, and 16.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.31 and the average family size was 2.89.
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and discovered a shared dissatisfaction with what they saw as the lack of strong
Christian morals among the settlers of the American West. Their proposed solution was to create a religious community that would more closely adhere to Biblical commandments, along with a school for training Christian
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The political ferment resulting from the
Oberlin-Wellington Rescue led to a number of major protests throughout the northern part of Ohio, and an unprecedented boost to the anti-slavery Republican party in the 1860 state elections. The governor of Ohio wrote to the new Republican President
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The median age in the city was 23.3 years. 14.8% of residents were under the age of 18; 37.4% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 14.5% were from 25 to 44; 18.5% were from 45 to 64; and 14.7% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 46.0% male and 54.0% female.
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Shipherd traveled back east and convinced the owner of the land to donate 500 acres (2.0 km) of land for the school, and he purchased an additional 5,000 acres (20 km) for the town, at the cost of $ 1.50 per acre ($ 371/km).
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students were expected to contribute by helping to build and sustain the community. This attracted a number of bright young people who would otherwise not have been able to afford tuition. The motto remains to this day.
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of
Cincinnati because of its treatment of the Black community and opposition to abolition of slavery. Cincinnati, on the Ohio River, was not a city where free blacks were safe, nor did Cincinnati welcome
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of the city was 73.0% White, 14.8% African American, 0.2% Native American, 4.0% Asian, 1.4% from other races, and 6.5% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.1% of the population.
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urging him to repeal the Fugitive Slave Law. Though in point of fact Lincoln declined this request, this decision did not prevent Southern states from seceding, and America was soon embroiled in the
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Cenotaph in Oberlin with names of Green, Copeland, and Leary, erected 1860: "These colored citizens of Oberlin, the heroic associates of the immortal John Brown, gave their lives for the slave."
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By chance, this group encountered Shipherd, who was travelling around Ohio looking for students for his new Collegiate Institute. The group agreed to come to Oberlin, but on condition that
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Southern Branch. Like many smaller municipalities across Ohio, Oberlin was once served by railroads but currently has no railroad service. An old station is visible along the bike path.
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The median income for a household in the city was $ 41,094, and the median income for a family was $ 59,358. Males had a median income of $ 42,170 versus $ 27,308 for females. The
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Civil Disobedience: An Encyclopedic History of Dissidence in the United States
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1953:, (1872−1948), born in Oberlin, eccentric multi-millionaire industrialist
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The City of Oberlin's motto is "live, learn, lead." It is governed by a
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A history of Oberlin College: from its foundation through the Civil War
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Constructing Black Education at Oberlin College: A Documentary History
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Statistics of the Population of the United States at the Tenth Census
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Statistics of the Population of the United States at the Ninth Census
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OBERLIN.COM Information hub for Oberlin, Ohio and surrounding areas
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The United States: its beginnings, progress and modern development
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Early American Naturalists: Exploring the American West, 1804-1900
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2013:, born in Oberlin, football player for the Los Angeles Chargers
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Oberlin's Namesake, a multimedia presentation on J.F. Oberlin
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: a new survey of universal knowledge
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2654:"1924 FLOOD IN OBERLIN OHIO :: Archives-Popular Images"
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2007:(1973-2013), born in Oberlin, musician and singer-songwriter
1973:(1829–1899), abolitionist, activist, educator and politician
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No Taint of Compromise: Crusaders in Antislavery Politics
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The Human Tradition in the Civil War and Reconstruction
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The American Nation: a history from original sources
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Who Was Who in America, Historical Volume, 1607–1896
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1943:(1788–1874), medical reformer and mayor of Oberlin,
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2704:"Beaver County Times - Google News Archive Search"
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1963:, abolitionist and political activist in Ohio and
1959:(1817–1892), one of two tried and convicted after
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2595:A Standard History of Lorain County Ohio
2055:(1877–1972), artist, sculptor, puppeteer
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1869:(1926-2007), inventor of graphite fiber
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3611:Map of Ohio highlighting Lorain County
3383:Oberlin's Part in the Slavery Conflict
3295:. The Morning Journal. August 22, 2024
3293:"Oberlin to debut new EBus on Aug. 16"
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3397:The Town That Started the Civil War
2482:. R&L Education. pp. 79–.
2432:. February 23, 2017. Archived from
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2637:Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places
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1979:(1835–1859), Black, killed during
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2822:. American educational alliance.
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2430:Oberlin College and Conservatory
2408:Henry Cowles; Asa Mahan (1855).
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3910:Cities in Lorain County, Ohio
3227:Sarah Laskow (July 9, 2013).
3073:"Number of Inhabitants: Ohio"
2863:James Laxer (June 11, 2016).
2671:June 28, 1924: Lorain Tornado
2372:. Houghton, Osgood. pp.
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356:http://www.cityofoberlin.com/
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3427:Oberlin Business Partnership
2921:"NCDC: U.S. Climate Normals"
2795:. Routledge. pp. 205–.
2414:. R.E. Gillett. pp. 1–.
2085:, entomologist and biologist
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3402:Hart, Albert Bushnell, ed.
3156:United States Census Bureau
2895:United States Census Bureau
2842:. LSU Press. pp. 84–.
2816:Jesse Ames Spencer (1913).
2776:"Oberlin-Wellington Rescue"
2593:Wright, G. Frederick, ed.
2387:James H. Fairchild (1860).
2352:. Encyclopaedia Britannica.
2227:United States Census Bureau
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3317:. Marquis Who's Who. 1967.
3256:. Retrieved on 2009-05-22.
3082:. U.S. Census Bureau. 1960
2995:. U.S. Census Bureau. 1880
2966:. U.S. Census Bureau. 1870
2836:Frederick J. Blue (2005).
2621:. E.J. Goodrich. pp.
2270:Paul Henry Oehser (1968).
2037:, American football player
2001:, American football player
1879:John Anthony Copeland, Jr.
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1855:Frederic de Forest Allen
462:Johann Friedrich Oberlin
247:807 ft (246 m)
3476:Encyclopædia Britannica
2676:March 19, 2008, at the
2152:Oberlin Heritage Center
2053:Julia Gridley Severance
2049:, Ohio state legislator
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3479:(11th ed.). 1911.
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2643:: Somerset, 1999, 892.
2635:Owen, Lorrie K., ed.
2534:Maxine Benson (1986).
2411:The Oberlin Evangelist
2043:, traditional musician
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3152:"U.S. Census website"
2503:Steven E. Woodworth;
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2223:"U.S. Census website"
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3127:"Oberlin city, Ohio"
3107:. U.S. Census Bureau
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3024:. U.S. Census Bureau
2937:on September 9, 2014
2758:"Big Day at Oberlin"
2561:John Moring (2005).
2248:US patent 400664
2071:Mary Burnett Talbert
1977:Lewis Sheridan Leary
1971:John Mercer Langston
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617:Underground Railroad
586:John Mercer Langston
517:killed 62 people in
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2147:Oberlin High School
2097:, educator and poet
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1922:Charles Martin Hall
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3044:"Population: Ohio"
3015:"Population: Ohio"
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2580:978-1-58979-183-1
2520:978-0-8420-2727-4
2489:978-1-4758-0160-6
2426:"Oberlin History"
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2065:Cliff Stoudt
2005:Jason Molina
1935:Oszkár Jászi
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3871:Ohio portal
3829:Whiskyville
3824:North Eaton
3796:communities
3532:County seat
3357:oberlin.edu
3212:January 14,
3187:October 10,
2941:November 1,
2639:. Vol. 2.
2232:January 31,
2041:Dirk Powell
2011:Jason Moore
1999:John Miller
1987:David Lewis
1909:(1851–1866)
1899:, librarian
1867:Roger Bacon
1719:other races
1688:2000 census
1652:2010 census
1632:2021 (est.)
1247:(≥ 0.01 in)
763:Great Lakes
606:Canada West
550:Lane Rebels
447:ministers,
408:2020 census
402:within the
128: /
3894:Categories
3839:Ghost town
3761:Wellington
3746:Pittsfield
3736:New Russia
3726:Huntington
3658:Wellington
3363:January 6,
3299:August 22,
3277:August 22,
3161:January 6,
3131:census.gov
2905:January 6,
2168:References
2118:Oberlin's
2059:Lucy Stone
1995:, educator
1784:March 2011
1756:Government
1692:As of the
1656:As of the
1294:(≥ 0.1 in)
699:John Brown
659:US Marshal
625:Democratic
492:Wellington
437:See also:
344:feature ID
252:Population
200:Government
116:82°14′00″W
113:41°17′00″N
3856:Footnotes
3756:Sheffield
3751:Rochester
3721:Henrietta
3686:Brownhelm
3668:Townships
3648:Sheffield
3643:Rochester
3597:Vermilion
3567:Avon Lake
3086:April 24,
2970:April 24,
2136:, Nigeria
2047:Dan Ramos
1945:orthopath
1701:, 18.55%
753:(Köppen D
733:Geography
727:Civil War
574:Asa Mahan
567:fugitives
515:a tornado
488:Lake Erie
400:Cleveland
332:FIPS code
320:Area code
274:Time zone
244:Elevation
3814:Brighton
3741:Penfield
3731:LaGrange
3701:Columbia
3696:Carlisle
3681:Brighton
3638:LaGrange
3620:Villages
3239:July 10,
2674:Archived
2603:New York
2507:(2000).
2141:See also
1723:Hispanic
1713:, 0.17%
1709:, 3.40%
1705:, 0.49%
1645:Sources:
1101:Average
759:snowbelt
594:Virginia
558:en masse
466:Alsatian
425:and the
336:39-57834
308:ZIP code
3716:Grafton
3676:Amherst
3628:Grafton
3587:Oberlin
3557:Amherst
3463:. 1920.
3136:July 6,
2599:Chicago
2440:May 29,
1833:Norwalk
1021:(−5.7)
1016:(−0.1)
1006:(10.5)
1001:(14.6)
996:(15.7)
991:(13.4)
976:(−2.9)
971:(−7.7)
966:(−9.1)
956:(14.9)
941:(17.0)
936:(23.4)
931:(27.1)
926:(28.2)
921:(25.9)
916:(20.9)
911:(14.4)
745:Climate
610:Ontario
504:Grafton
433:History
364:Oberlin
352:Website
347:2395295
142:Country
91:Oberlin
3804:Belden
3711:Elyria
3691:Camden
3633:Kipton
3577:Lorain
3572:Elyria
3549:Cities
3539:Elyria
3331:p. 114
3203:"Home"
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1965:Kansas
1821:Elyria
1817:Kipton
1727:Latino
1694:census
1658:census
1357:Census
1240:(100)
1230:(6.6)
1195:(3.8)
1170:(920)
1096:(−31)
1091:(−28)
1086:(−17)
1051:(−14)
1046:(−26)
1041:(−28)
1036:(−31)
1026:(3.7)
1011:(4.5)
986:(8.3)
981:(2.3)
951:(2.8)
946:(9.5)
906:(7.7)
901:(2.1)
896:(0.0)
777:Month
693:, and
538:Canada
519:Lorain
457:Elyria
194:Lorain
182:County
172:
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3233:Grist
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2122:are:
1930:Alcoa
1711:Asian
1699:White
1640:−3.6%
1635:8,249
1622:8,555
1607:8,286
1592:8,195
1582:−5.4%
1577:8,191
1567:−1.2%
1562:8,660
1547:8,761
1537:16.1%
1532:8,198
1522:64.0%
1517:7,062
1502:4,305
1487:4,292
1477:−1.8%
1472:4,286
1457:4,365
1447:−6.7%
1442:4,082
1432:35.0%
1427:4,376
1417:12.3%
1412:3,242
1402:36.5%
1397:2,888
1382:2,115
1334:21.3
1284:12.8
1281:11.7
1278:10.3
1266:11.0
1263:11.8
1260:12.6
1257:11.6
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1251:12.3
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1185:(24)
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856:(39)
851:(40)
846:(34)
841:(32)
836:(28)
831:(24)
826:(23)
816:Year
592:from
313:44074
302:(EDT)
300:UTC-4
279:UTC-5
260:8,555
162:State
3771:CDPs
3562:Avon
3365:2022
3301:2024
3279:2024
3241:2013
3214:2022
3189:2014
3163:2013
3138:2022
3113:2013
3088:2020
3059:2013
3030:2013
3001:2013
2972:2020
2943:2011
2907:2013
2871:ISBN
2844:ISBN
2797:ISBN
2601:and
2575:ISBN
2542:ISBN
2515:ISBN
2484:ISBN
2442:2019
2327:ISBN
2295:ISBN
2234:2008
2190:2022
1627:3.2%
1618:2020
1612:1.1%
1603:2010
1597:0.0%
1588:2000
1573:1990
1558:1980
1552:6.9%
1543:1970
1528:1960
1513:1950
1507:0.3%
1498:1940
1492:0.1%
1483:1930
1468:1920
1462:6.9%
1453:1910
1438:1900
1423:1890
1408:1880
1393:1870
1378:1860
1366:Note
1361:Pop.
1328:1.6
1307:0.8
1304:3.1
1301:4.8
1298:6.0
1287:133
1275:9.7
1272:9.6
1269:9.5
1238:39.2
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1215:(0)
1210:(0)
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1200:(0)
1178:10.1
1163:2.73
1158:3.05
1153:2.37
1148:3.25
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