Yellow Springs, Ohio
Yellow Springs, United States
Yellow Springs, Ohio shares 30 connections with 1075 other places across 15 topics, including education, music, history, and government. Antioch College anchors much of this, from the Colleges That Change Lives group to alumni such as Mia Zapata, who enrolled there in 1984, and filmmaker Michael Hirsh. During the Red Scare of the 1950s, the town and college faced scrutiny over left-wing politics. Co-connected places include Ohio, California, and Tennessee, and the town has a large arts community relative to its size.
Red Scare
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: Denver, Colorado | Peekskill, New York
Greater Dayton
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: Bradford, Ohio | New Hope, Preble County, Ohio
petting zoo
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: Pyeongchang County | Coaticook, Quebec | Middleton, South Africa | Molenwijk
Mia Zapata
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | Florida | Ohio | Seattle, Washington | Kentucky
Michael Hirsh (producer)
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: Canada | Spain | Toronto, Ontario | Ohio | Turkey
Colleges That Change Lives
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | Texas | Massachusetts | Ohio | Indiana
Antioch University
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Ohio | Seattle, Washington
Arthur Lithgow
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Florida | Massachusetts
House Un-American Activities Committee
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | California | San Francisco, California | Pennsylvania | New Jersey
David Brower
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | California | Boston, Massachusetts | Cambridge, England | San Francisco, California
Mary Church Terrell
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Berlin, Germany | Illinois
Arts town
Connects Yellow Springs, Ohio to: United States | France | Canada | Italy | Mexico