2018 Bibliography

  1. Let’s Get Funky, Dayton!: The Funk Center, WYSO: Boogie Nights: A History Of Funk In Dayton, Dayton.com: 8 Dayton Acts You Should Give a Funk About, Cincinnati Magazine: Is Dayton The World Capital of Funk?, The band Slave on Wikipedia, The Funk Era and Beyond by Scot Brown, p. 73-88
  2. More Interesting Dayton Facts: For the Love of Dayton: Life in the Miami Valley 1796-2001, Dayton Daily News , 2001.
  3. Going Out With a Bang: My God, I’ve Shot Myself: Clement Vallandigham on Wikipedia, Vintage News, Cincinnati Curiosities: How Did A Copperhead Lawyer End Up Dead At The Golden Lamb?, Mental Floss: The Defense Rests (in Peace): How a Civil War Rabble-Rouser Went Out With a Bang, The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham and the Civil War by Frank L. Klement, page 309.
  4. Farmersville Bottle Farm: Remarkable Ohio: Historical Markers, Firsthand account of the farm from someone who lived nearby
  5. Oddball Street Names: Dayton Daily News: 10 of the best stories behind the area’s off-the-wall street names, Dayton Daily News: The weird, unlikely, and comical grace some street names, Dayton Daily News: From Chicken Bristle to Washington, every street has a story, and Dayton Daily News: Dayton’s gypsy heritage recalled on street signs
  6. Lee Lynam: History of the Police Department of Dayton, Ohio: From Earliest Times to October First 1907, John C. Whitaker, 1907, Officer Down Memorial Page: Patrolman Lee Lynam, Find a Grave: Lee Lynam, Dayton Daily News: 5 area officers who died in the line of duty, History of the City of Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio, Volume 1, S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1909, FOP Lodge 44 Newsletter – The Aegis, Volume 13, Issue 5, May 2009
  7. Water you doing, Dayton?: Dayton History Books Online: A Generous Man, Dayton History Books Online: Dayton, Ohio – An Intimate History, Chapter Twelve, Prohibition in Dayton: Bathtub Gin and Alcohol During Prohibition , City of Dayton Water: Water Utility Field Operations, Ground-Water Resources of the Dayton Area, Ohio by Stanley E. Norris and Andrew M. Spieker, 1966
  8. More Interesting Street Names: Dayton Daily News: Dayton’s gypsy heritage recalled on street signs, Dayton Daily News: 10 of the best stories behind the area’s off-the-wall street names , Dayton Daily News: From Chicken Bristle to Washington, every street has a story
  9. Adam Schantz, Sr.: Biography of Adam Schantz, Sr., Dayton History Books Online: A Generous Man, 17 things to see at Woodland Cemetery
  10. Liberty Tower: Indigo Life – Decoding Dayton: Liberty Tower: Ground Floor Architecture, Indigo Life- Decoding Dayton: Origins of Liberty Tower, Dayton Daily News: 12 remarkable facts about Dayton history you need to know, Dayton.com: Dayton’s Liberty Tower: A movie star with its own code name, Liberty Tower on Wikipedia,Dayton Daily News: The history of downtown’s Liberty Tower, soon-to-be movie star in a Robert Redford film
  11. The Yellow Spring: WYSO: Why Are The Springs Yellow? WYSO Curious Dips a Toe into Glen Helen’s Famous Spring, USGS Water Science School: The Water Cycle, Yellow Spring News: Installment 1: 1803 to 1853
  12. Glen Helen: Inman Trail: Natural Ohio Adventures: Grotto Falls, Dayton.com: 6 amazing destinations at Glen Helen, WYSO: Why Are The Springs Yellow? WYSO Curious Dips a Toe Into Glen Helen’s Famous Spring
  13. Adam Schantz, Jr.: Biography of Adam Schantz, Sr., Dayton City Paper: From feast to famine,My Ancestors Did What?: Breweries of Dayton – A Toast to Brewers From the Gem City: 1810-1961, Revolvy: Commercial Building (Dayton, Ohio)
  14. Trains & Trolleys: Dayton History Books Online: A Tabloid History of Dayton, Daytonology: The Dayton & Troy/Lima Route Interurban Railroad
  15. Waldruhe Park: Miami Crossing District: Waldruhe Park
  16. Edwin C. Moses: Edwin Moses on Wikipedia, Dayton Daily News: Honoring a Dayton hero: ‘Edwin Moses comes home again’,Brainy Quotes: Edwin Moses Quotes, Major Taylor Association, Inc.: Edwin Moses Biography , Biography.com: Edwin Moses
  17. Magee Park: The Woman and Her Baby: Dayton Most Metro: Specters Of The Past Revealed, Ohio Exploration Society: Greene County Hauntings & Legends, The Ghosts of Ohio: Little Sugar Creek, Ghosts of the Prarie: Little Sugar Creek, Bellbrook, Ohio
  18. Magee Park: J. Buckley: Dayton Most Metro: Specters Of The Past Revealed, Ghosts of the Prarie: Little Sugar Creek, Bellbrook, Ohio, Bellbrook (Ohio) Moon Scrapbook Volume 2, page 64
  19. Dayton Sights: Wright Brothers Benches: Civic Arts Project: ‘Flyover’; Downtown Dayton, Ohio
  20. The Yellow Springs Street Fair is Tomorrow!: Yellow Springs Street Fair on Facebook
  21. Some Interesting Street Names: Dayton Daily News: Dayton’s gypsy heritage recalled on street signs, Dayton Daily News: From Chicken Bristle to Washington, every street has a story
  22. Magee Park: Project Paranormal: Bigfoot Encounter Magee Park Bellbrook Ohio – PPI 10-27-11, Ghosts and Legends of Bellbrook, transcription of oral presentation by Mary Sherman on January 13, 1981
  23. Jeff Schmitt: Dayton Business Journal: Prominent Dayton Area Auto Dealer Dies at 64, Dayton Daily News: Jeff Schmitt Auto Group Owner Dies at 64, Auto dealer Jeff Schmitt dies at 64