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The Wright Brothers House in Dayton (And What Remains Today)

October 17, 2024 By Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Dayton has a rich history of innovation spanning key inventions in a wide variety of industries, but the most famous is of course the Wright Brothers and their quest to achieve powered flight. Wilbur and Orville lived and worked in a few different places around the Gem … [Read more...] about The Wright Brothers House in Dayton (And What Remains Today)

Filed Under: Historical Dayton Tagged With: Hawthorn Hill, Historic House Histories, Milton Wright, Oakwood, Preservation, West Dayton, Wright Brothers, Wright-Dunbar

The History of 1141 Brown Street

February 13, 2023 By Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

The nondescript but interesting building was originally part of Dayton's early transit network, the streetcar running between Dayton and Oakwood. The Oakwood Street Railway was incorporated on July 20 1870 by John H. Patterson, John W. Stoddard and others to join the two … [Read more...] about The History of 1141 Brown Street

Filed Under: Historical Dayton Tagged With: Auto Industry, Brown Street, John H Patterson, John W Stoddard, Oakwood, Streetcars, Transportation History, University of Dayton, University Park

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