History is on display at this 180-year-old Ohio family farm

Recently recognized with an Ohio Historical Marker, the Henry Law Farm Historic District has a collection of more than 10,000 items that document how life in Ohio has evolved, practically since the state's inception.(Erin Gottsacker / The Ohio Newsroom )When Bill Huss was a little kid, he remembers visiting his grandparents’ farm in eastern Ohio for a few sunbaked weeks every summer.He rode horses, played alongside sheep and once chased the mean rooster with a broom.“I grew up basically in the suburbs of Baltimore and so I had a chance to actually experience the farm life a little bit,” he said. A bedroom in the old farmhouse is decorated with a handmade quilt, and includes information about Ernest Reed, one of Henry Law's descendants.(Erin Gottsacker / The Ohio Newsroom )But the property’s history goes back way further than Huss’s childhood in the ‘50s and ‘60s. His mom grew up at the farm.“And then my grandparents, great-grandparents, and great-great-grandparents all lived there,” Hu