Local Legends: We Will Be There
"Although historical segregation was mainly associated with the American South, it also existed in Ohio, and elsewhere in the North, for many years beginning with the passage of a state law in 1848."
Brad Spurlock
Local Legends: Unreconstructed
"The irreverent, unrepentant, flirtatious and slightly dangerous pair were Virginia Bethel “Ginnie” Moon and Cynthia Charlotte “Lottie” Moon, both of whom are remembered as Confederate spies."
Local Legends: Old Stoddy
"Stoddard was born on Aug. 23, 1812 in Lisle, New York, the son of James Stoddard and Lucy (Steele) Stoddard. Little else is known of his early life."
Local Legends: From the Cradle
One of the most notable coaches from Miami University’s “Cradle of Coaches.”
Local Legends: The Montford Marine
While Marine Wilbur K. Lewis never saw combat on the front lines abroad, he battled discrimination at home.
Local Legends: Words & Flames
Although a City of Hamilton fire officer, Stanley Joseph “Stan” Meyer will forever be linked to Oxford.
Local Legends: Radio Activities
The late 1930s and early 1940s would prove to be a pivotal time in Albaugh’s life, starting with the family’s move to Oxford around 1937.