26 min
Part 3: The People Fifth and Ludlow
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- Society & Culture
My wife Ruth found that in 1930 Rose had two borders living in her home — one named Andrew and another named William. Could it be the “Will” from the letter?
It seems like an easy thing to figure out but we needed to look beyond the census records, so we took on the help of a Dayton historian to learn more.
It turns out something happened a month after Rose received Will’s letter.
Learn more and see pictures of some ads from Jenkin’s Drug Store, and what the corner of Fifth & Ludlow looked like in the 1920s:
https://www.fifthandludlowpodcast.com/part-3
Series Editor: Katie Davis
Music: Mustafa Shaheen
Branding: Peter Diaczenko
Special thanks to the Hollingsworth Family, Curt Dalton, Dayton History, the Ohio Genealogy Society, and Jessi Sievers for their help with this episode.
This series is made possible by a generous grant from the Montgomery County Arts & Cultural District with assistance from Culture Works. Additional funding from 91.3 WYSO.
My wife Ruth found that in 1930 Rose had two borders living in her home — one named Andrew and another named William. Could it be the “Will” from the letter?
It seems like an easy thing to figure out but we needed to look beyond the census records, so we took on the help of a Dayton historian to learn more.
It turns out something happened a month after Rose received Will’s letter.
Learn more and see pictures of some ads from Jenkin’s Drug Store, and what the corner of Fifth & Ludlow looked like in the 1920s:
https://www.fifthandludlowpodcast.com/part-3
Series Editor: Katie Davis
Music: Mustafa Shaheen
Branding: Peter Diaczenko
Special thanks to the Hollingsworth Family, Curt Dalton, Dayton History, the Ohio Genealogy Society, and Jessi Sievers for their help with this episode.
This series is made possible by a generous grant from the Montgomery County Arts & Cultural District with assistance from Culture Works. Additional funding from 91.3 WYSO.
26 min