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Dayton’s Union Station: Early Years
Union Station, with its massive clock tower, was a well-known landmark of downtown Dayton for more than 60 years. In this blog post and two more to follow, we will share some brief history of the station, as well as some … Continue reading
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Tagged Dayton Ohio, local history, railroads, trains, Union Station
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National Museum of the United States Air Force
In honor of the opening of the fourth building at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in a few weeks, please enjoy these photographs and news clippings from the Dayton Daily News Archive from the museum’s early days. … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Force Museum, aviation, aviation history, Dayton, Dayton Ohio, museums, National Museum of the United States Air Force, NMUSAF, U.S. Air Force
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Dayton’s First Quadruplets
The first set of quadruplets born in the Dayton area were the Deddens quads, born September 7, 1974, via cesarean section at Kettering Memorial Hospital. That was the day Oakwood residents, Bob Deddens, a 34-year-old lawyer (and later an Oakwood … Continue reading
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Tagged Dayton Ohio, Deddens family, multiple births, Oakwood Ohio, quadruplets
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