Fliers
The Anti-Saloon League used a series of fliers to market their cause. They realized the power of having their printed word in as many hands as possible. The fliers were a great marketing tool because they touched upon so many aspects of the alcohol problem and reached people through intellect and emotion.
Intellect
Appeals through intellect touched upon alcohol's effects on animals, the body, children, the mind, morality, prosperity and safety.
Emotion
Appeals through emotion were also used.
Want to see more examples? Browse the full digital collection.
About the League
Museum Hours
Temporary Hours
Closed Sunday - Monday
Tuesday - Friday: 10am-12pm, 1-6pm
Saturday: 2-6pm
Due to staffing shortages, please call ahead to confirm hours.
Additional Resources
Of Maps and Mounds: So You Think you Know Westerville?
We used old surveying equipment to try and locate an indigenous peoples' mound found on an old handwritten map from 1935.
Donate to the Westerville History Museum
Learn how to donate an item of historical interest to the Westerville community and surrounding areas.
Racism in Westerville History (Toolkit)
Delve into specific historic examples of racism and anti-racism in Westerville over the past 200 years. Intended for high school age & up.
Gary Gardiner photographs daily life in Westerville...
“I don’t think anyone has done more to capture the recent history of Westerville than Gary Gardiner.”
