kdogg73

I live and rent in South Park. Are you urban attuned? City living is not the suburbs.

Oops, wasn't downtown. Carry on!

My mother-in-law passed this site along to me and thought of posting it here. http://www.kirkbridebuildings.com/

Anyone have an old picture of the Sears building? The R and A from the old sign was salvaged by Real Art—who are currently moving from OD to Ballpark Village/Tech Town/Webster Station/First Street area.

The city is pretty much owned by Crown. The keep it this clean. They are partially responsible for this preservation. A lot like Longaberger owns Newark or Smuckers owns Orville. But I couldn't tell you these cities are well kept as New Bremen. Thanks for the great photos.

Coolpix S600

Incredible camera. Thanks for sharing your great shots. :-D

Looking at some more recent Sanborn maps "Dayton, Ohio; 1918-1932 vol. 1, 1918" of the Haymarket area, 311/313 Howard was still a double, but it was now brick with expanded kitchens. It's quite possible PLD's first home did not survive the 1913 flood. I remember this from your blog. This was a great post, Jeff. :-D

Incredible, Jeff.

Awesome. Thank you.

It also depends on what part of the city you live in, too. Patterson Park is safer than say Riverdale. I hate this statistic. New Orleans is not on that list because they don't disclose their stats, I think.

Well, I know what I'm having at the tavern tomorrow! BRILLIANT!!!

Thanks for your kind words, Boreal. MayDay, if you're ever in Dayton, I can tell you of places that serve draft Great Lakes (everyone here stocks their bottles). The local tavern in my neighborhood currently has Christmas Ale and Edmund Fitzgerald on tap. It's a beautiful thing.

Fortunately, that bed moulding was already white before the brackets went up. Plus, if you just get close with your painting, it looks fine from even 5 feet.

I think I screwed up not embedding this in the column. :[