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Boxplorations: Papers of John J. Rose, Aviation Engineer
This edition of Boxplorations explores the Papers of John J. Rose (MS-178), which date between 1914 and 1983 and consist of 1.5 linear feet of materials. The text below came from the collection finding aid, written by Stephen Kahn, circa … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation, Local History
Tagged aviation, aviation history, boxplorations, Dayton Ohio, McCook Field, MS-178, WWI
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She is Dr. Colby’s daughter…
Yesterday’s 100-years-ago today diary posting from Bishop Milton Wright on our social media was as follows: Lorin’s came to supper. Mr. Thresher and wife called in the evening. She is Dr. Colby’s daughter. Diaries by their personal nature often record … Continue reading
Posted in Local History
Tagged Bishop Milton Wright, Dayton Ohio, local history, MS-81, Wright family
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Deeds Carillon
The Deeds Carillon, for which Carillon Park was named, was built in 1942, at the request of Col. Edward A. Deeds and his wife Edith Wharton Deeds, to commemorate the Deeds family. Each bell was inscribed with the name of … Continue reading
Posted in DDN and Dayton
Tagged Carillon Park, carillons, Dayton Ohio, Deeds Carillon, Edward Deeds
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