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Thank you Nancy. Your dad was a very special man.

Nancy, what a wonderful tribute to your dad! He made such a wonderful difference in so many lives including my own and he so deserves being included into the Hall Of Fame!!! Great job on producing this video :)

You can search and view the collection @ genky.kentonlibrary.org/descriptions/gos/index.html

Really incredible piece of history. Thank you for putting this together!

I don't know why it doesn't show my thumbs up icon, but it was a lovely remembrance.

Thank you for sharing your experiences and family history. What a marvelous thing you have done for your family and your father.

I’m glad that Woody’s memory will live on

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I loved this show as a kid. We used to watch it in elementary school in the 1980’s.

I just found out Orville passed on. Rest easy

This didn't give me much information about dying pasta but it will have to do THANK YOU!

Great video thanks!

RIP Justin Ashcraft ❤

What’s the course like now?

Wish it would go back to the old days. Miss it greatly as a child.

Thank you for posting this! will substituting the blacking powder with slap ya mama work fine?

Thank you!

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FYI. It would be very helpful to list the state where Kenton Library is located; also the state where Fort Mitchell is. I had to google this information. Interesting presentation.❤

Very interesting!

Some of these stories are wild!

This needs to be a musuem. Covington needs to renovate it

This is great but where are the other older ones with Barry Wakeman and Kathryn Hilker.

Thank you! I'm learning Gothic German script in my family history Paleography class. I'm a complete beginner with German language and alphabet and found this video very helpful.

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Excellent! Thank you for posting.

Great information Dave! Thanks

Awesome. This is much appreciated. Thank you.

"Vehicles Must Turn Out Of Car Tracks At Ringing Of Gong" Ha! (3:00)

Thank you for all the video tutorials. I absolutely love coming to the embroidery meetings!

More great information. Thanks!

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Very neat story. I have a safe that s very similar to the one featured in this video. I have the combination and am able to open it and have access to the serial number one the locking mechanism. Is there a way to date it to know approximately how old it is?

Do you have any sport newspaper articles from near by high schools from 1975 or 76?

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That is my cousin on the cover of the 1977 yearbook from Holmes.

Although Jos. Hall was a big player in the safe business several other large safe companies also started out in Cincy. Diebold, Mosler, MacNeale Urban, Victor and a whole slew of smaller safe companies called cincy home in the latter half of the 1800's. Jos. Hall started out with his father up river in Pittsburg in the 1840's and moved to Cincy in the late 1840's.

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breathtaking . see ou later! man- ✨

Great video!

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I worked at the Red Top Brewery but I never made a drop of beer. The building , at 1733 Central Ave, was home to Cincinnati Time Recorder. This company made time clocks and parking gates. As you entered the front door, there was a large rug. If you lifted the rug, you could see the "Red Top" insignia. The "Vat House" at the rear of the building, contained an elevator and the upper 2 floors were used for storage. The first floor contained sheet metal used to produce products and the second floor was the tool and die department.

This was really good ! Going to share this to my online community.... I read beloved in the 5th grade and my teacher was so shocked I could actually understand what I was reading ..... I tried to watch the movie but it didn't connect to me like the book did ... after researching the true history I want to re watch beloved... Thank You for posting this !!!

Good video, very informative. Now I’m going to grab a cold Rhinegeist.

Great video Courtney

Great material! Best wishes from Ukraine

the sound is not good I am quite disappointed

My direct Ancestor, John Jolliffe, (1804-1868) was the actual Anti-Slavery Lawyer that defended Margaret Garner (and others) & fought tirelessly against the Fugitive Slave Act. He came from a Quaker background and was a brilliant & fascinating man. There were documented attacks on him for his actions. The trial was unusually long due to John Jolliffe's strong & diligent defense. In 1856, he wrote the book "Belle Scott; or, Liberty Overthrown! A Tale for The Crisis". This was 131 yrs before 'Beloved' was written. Additionally, his cousin, Amos Jolliffe, from Uniontown, PA was a conductor on the Underground RR. He drew the now famous map indicating safe roads & houses along his VA- WV- PA- Erie route.❤