Guidebooks are field guides to geologic features in Ohio, commonly prepared for geologic meetings.
GB 1. Natural and manmade features affecting the Ohio shore of Lake Erie, by Charles H. Carter. 34 p., 29 figs., 1 table, 1973. Out of print.
GB 2. Selected field trips in northeastern Ohio, edited by R. A. Heimlich and R. M. Feldmann. Field trip 1, General geology of the International Salt Company Cleveland mine, Cleveland, Ohio, by R. A. Heimlich, Ronald W. Manus, and C. H. Jacoby. Field trip 2, Sedimentary environments of the Lower Pennsylvanian Sharon Conglomerate near Akron, Ohio, by A. H. Coogan, R. M. Feldmann, E. J. Szmuc, and J. V. Mrakovich. Field trip 3, Engineering and Pleistocene geology of the lower Cuyahoga River valley, by George Gardner, Arthur Wittine, Murray R. McComas, Barry B. Miller, and Ronald W. Manus. 59 p., 45 figs., 4 tables, 1974. Reprinted 1987. $4.00.
GB 3. Pennsylvanian conodont localities in northeastern Ohio, by Glen K. Merrill. 25 p., 5 figs., 2 tables, 2 pls., 1974. $3.00.
GB 4. Geology of the Hocking Hills State Park region, by Michael C. Hansen. 23 p., 28 figs., 1975. $3.00.
GB 5. Guide to the building stones of downtown Cleveland: a walking tour, by Joseph T. Hannibal and Mark T. Schmidt. 33 p., 33 figs., 3 tables, 1992. Reprinted 1994 with additional notes. $5.00. (The Notre Dame College of Ohio Web site has additional, color photos of downtown Cleveland buildings: http://www.ndc.edu/stones/index.htm)
GB 6. Guide to the building stones of downtown Columbus: a walking tour, by Ruth W. Melvin and Garry D. McKenzie. 33 p., 27 figs., 4 tables, 1992. $5.00.
GB 7. Guide to the building stones of downtown Cincinnati: a walking tour, by Joseph T. Hannibal and Richard Arnold Davis. 44 p., 39 figs., 3 tables, 1992. Reprinted 1996. $5.00.
GB 8. Geologic glimpses from around the world--the geology of monuments in Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Ohio: a self-guided tour, by Michael R. Sandy. 29 p., 10 figs., 1 table, 6 pls., 1992. $5.00.
GB 9. Cincinnati's geologic environment: a trip for secondary-school teachers, by William C. Haneberg, Mary M. Riestenberg, Richard E. Pohana, and Sharon C. Diekmeyer. 23 p., 24 figs., 1992. $4.00.
GB 10. The Sangamonian-Wisconsinan transition in southwestern Ohio and southeastern Indiana, by Robert D. Hall and others. 38 p., 28 figs., 3 tables, 1992. $5.00.
GB 11. Geological Aspects of Key Archaeological Sites in Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio, by Timothy S. Dalbey. 120 p., 94 figs., 9 tables, 2007. $12.00.
GB 12. Excursion to Caesar Creek State Park in Warren County, Ohio: a classic Upper Ordovician fossil-collecting locality, by Douglas L. Shrake. 18 p., 11 figs., 1 table, 9 pls., 1992. $4.00.
GB 13. Sampling the layer cake that isn't: the stratigraphy and paleontology of the type-Cincinnatian, edited by Richard Arnold Davis and Roger J. Cuffey. 194 p., 107 figs., tables, 2 appendixes, 1998. $16.00.
GB 14. Geology along the towpath: stones of the Ohio & Erie and Miami & Erie Canals, by Joseph T. Hannibal. 60 p., 78 figs., 4 tables, glossary, 1998. $4.00.
GB 15. Sedimentology and provenance of Carboniferous and Permian rocks of Athens County, southeastern Ohio, by Gregory C. Nadon, Elizabeth H. Gierlowski-Kordesch, and Joseph P. Smith. 23 p., 22 figs., 1998. $9.00.
GB 16. Quaternary geology along the eastern margin of the Scioto Lobe in central Ohio, by Tod A. Frolking and John P. Szabo. 40 p., 26 figs., 7 tables, 1998. $9.00.
GB 17. Acid Mine Drainage in Southeastern Ohio, by Mary W. Stoertz and Dina L. Lopez. 44 p., 49 figs., 3 tables, 2008. $10.00.
GB 18. Pennsylvanian Sharon Formation, Past and Present: Sedimentology, Hydrogeology, and Historical and Environmental Significance, edited by Annabelle M. Foos. 93 p., 58 figs., 13 plates., 15 tables, 2004. $10.00
GB 19. Guide to the building stones and cultural geology of Akron, by Joseph T. Hannibal, 2006. $11.00
GB 20. Quaternary geology of the interlobate area between the Cuyahoga and Grand River lobes, northeastern Ohio, by John P. Szabo, 2006. $12.00