100 Sweet Years
Esther Price celebrates its centennial year When she was 14, in her home economics class, Esther Price began learning how…
Walk Down Memory Lane
McPherson Town will open a series of historic homes Nov. 28 & 29 McPherson Town will open a series of…
History in Dayton
Excerpt from Greater Dayton Relocation & Newcomer Guide Dayton and the Miami Valley are packed with history. While the area’s…
Ida Holdgreve: The Plain Sewer
First female American aerospace worker called Dayton home In 1910 and 1911, two odd buildings began to rise a mile…
The Roots of Cox Arboretum
Arboretum has provided an outdoor escape for more than 60 years Cox Arboretum, a 174-acre tapestry of wildlife, stands just…
From a Cow Pasture to Outer Space
The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force celebrates 100 years The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, the…
Switching History
Museum brings family fun to Bradford’s rail heritage Due to its unique position where rail lines bifurcated heading west, the…
The Dawn of Carillon Park
When Carillon Park opened in 1950, the museum featured eight original attractions, including the world’s first practical airplane By 1950,…
A Piece of Presidential History
Celebrate President’s Day with a visit to one of these local sites With Presidents’ Day next week, this is no…
Dillinger & Dayton
The nation’s first Public Enemy No. 1 was arrested in Dayton on Sep. 22, 1933 John Dillinger rose during the…