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==Legacy==
==Legacy==
Shortly after his death, the [https://ashbrook.org/ Ashbrook Center was established at Ashland University] in his home state of Ohio, which remains a major part of the university. It has hosted prominent conservatives as guest speakers including President [[Ronald Reagan]], British Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]], and Massachusetts Governor (and 2012 presidential candidate) [[Mitt Romney]]. Ashbrook's papers are maintained at the center, consisting of 309 feet of documents (mostly congressional papers) and personal documents spanning 1950 to 1982.
Shortly after his death, the [https://ashbrook.org/ Ashbrook Center was established at Ashland University] in his home state of Ohio, which remains a major part of the university. It has hosted prominent conservatives as guest speakers including President [[Ronald Reagan]], British Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]], and Massachusetts Governor (and 2012 presidential candidate) [[Mitt Romney]]. Ashbrook's papers are maintained at the center, consisting of 309 feet of documents (mostly congressional papers) and personal documents spanning 1950 to 1982.
==See also==
*[[William M. McCulloch]], fellow conservative Republican U.S. representative from Ohio's 4th district
==Sources==
==Sources==