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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM22V4_the-93rd-regiment-a-war-memorial_Dayton-OH.html
The 98th Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
was encamped near this point on
the old Patterson farm and
mustered into the service of
the United States August 20th 1862
with 968 men.
Left for the front August 23rd 1862.
Mustered out at Nashvil…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM22FZ_united-theological-seminary_Dayton-OH.html
The Church of the United Brethren in Christ
first opened United Theological Seminary in 1871
on Dayton's West Side. The school changed
its name in 1909 to Bonebrake Seminary in
honor of six pioneer ministers. The union of
the United Brethren …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM22FX_lincoln-takes-a-stand_Dayton-OH.html
Abraham Lincoln spoke at this court house on September 17, 1859. He stopped here
between speeches in Columbus and Cincinnati at the invitation of his friend, Dayton
lawyer Robert C. Schenck. They had met while both were members of Congress.
The…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZZB_burkhardt-hill_Dayton-OH.html
Burkhardt Hill
birthplace of the All-American Soapbox Derby
a youth racing program
founded in Dayton and run nationally since 1934
dedicated July 4, 1990
Dayton, Ohio
Presented this day by the Wrightview Neighborhood Association
historicalmarkerproject/markers/tmp-77730_mount-enon-missionary-baptist-church-euclid-avenue-united-brethren-church_Dayton-OH.html
Mount Enon Missionary Baptist Church
Led by Rev.W.E. Jones, a small band of baptized believers came together for services in January 1925. They met regularly in a residence on Home Avenue and Hawthorne Streets, later moving to Summit Street. Be…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1Z41_to-the-memory-of-william-mckinley_Dayton-OH.html
To The Memory of William McKinley
born Jan. 29th, 1843
died Sept. 14th, 1901
soldier in the Army of the Union
representative in Congress
Governor of Ohio
President of the United States
statesman, patriot, martyr
a Christian gentleman
who…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1Z40_patterson-homestead-1804_Dayton-OH.html
Colonel Robert Patterson was a Revolutionary War Indian fighter, the founder of Lexington, Kentucky, and co-founder of Cincinnati, Ohio. He and his family settled here south of Dayton in 1804 on the 320-acre Rubicon Farm, named for the nearby cree…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1Z3Z_the-patterson-homestead_Dayton-OH.html
Col. Robert Patterson, Revolutionary War soldier and founder of Lexington, Ky., settled here in 1804 and built this farmhouse in 1816. At his death in 1827, Rubicon Farm, with its sawmill, grist mill, stone mill (for wool carding) and sugar camp, …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1Z3P_lewis-elizabeth-kemp-homestead_Dayton-OH.html
Lewis and Elizabeth (Lyons) Kemp were settlers of what became Mad River Township. With their eight children, the Kemps arrived here from Frederick County, Maryland around 1806. The stone part of the house was built shortly thereafter. Lewis donate…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1Z3O_natalie-clifford-barney_Dayton-OH.html
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Natalie Clifford Barney was born in Dayton on October 31, 1876. Her family was wealthy and industrious, including her great grandfather who founded the Dayton Academy, Cooper Female Seminary, and Dayton Car Works. Natalie, who knew that s…