Andrew DeHart’s Years in Tennessee, 1881-1884
…1870. A free-born Pennsylvanian and a teacher in that state, he had moved to Louisville immediately after the Civil War where he earned a license as an AME preacher. Arnett… Continue Reading
Search Results for: Get Marvelous Learning AI-900 Mode and First-grade Pdf AI-900 Version 🏭 Go to website ➠ www.pdfvce.com 🠰 open and search for ➤ AI-900 ⮘ to download for free 🔰Free AI-900 Test Questions
1900 Census: The Census Pages and the Sanborn Insurance Maps
The 1900 census is available online through many sites. We used FamilySearch.org, setting up a free account. Once you are logged in, use this link to get to the first… Continue Reading
1886: MEDICAL MAIDS. Cincinnati’s Women Physicians.
…Girls – All Are Prospering. There are 500 physicians in Cincinnati. Of these less than a dozen are women. The first woman physician to come to Cincinnati was Dr. Elmira… Continue Reading
The Curious paths of the Blackwell sisters’ medicine back to Cincinnati: Ellen Kirk and May Howells
…the clinic as volunteers on alternating afternoons, six days a week. The clinic opened on Linn Street in the old West End offering free diagnosis and medications to poor women… Continue Reading
The Curious paths of the Blackwell sisters’ medicine back to Cincinnati: Ellen Kirk and May Howells
…the old West End offering free diagnosis and medications to poor women and children. By the first anniversary of the opening, in June 1880, the “Free Dispensary Association” had grown… Continue Reading
Sarah Gibson Jones
…when Black family members or friends purchased their freedom for them. Still others were descended from free people in the North. But there were always more African American Freemen in… Continue Reading
Glimpses of Jazz in Walnut Hills: Kemper Lane Hotel
…Its Neighbors pp 543-544. The 1924 advertising page is from The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) 27 Sep 1924, Sat, Page 11 On the Chubb-Steinberg jazz band see, for example http://www.redhotjazz.com/chubb.html… Continue Reading
Walnut Hills Ashland Park: An Aspirational Place for African Americans
…Asylum, Home for Aged Colored Women and Old Men’s Home brought into the Community Chest … 1920 – Recreational Program worked out, reaching nearly every [Black] community – West End,… Continue Reading
Benjamin W. Arnett
Benjamin W. Arnett, a free African American born in Pennsylvania in 1838, moved to Walnut Hills in 1867 to pastor Brown Chapel, the AME church organized in educator Peter Clark’s… Continue Reading
Construction After Reconstruction: Eden Park Filtration Testing
…rainfall cycles. He ran filtration tests through different grades of locally available sands. He tested water with varying amounts of added aluminum sulfate, and some tests without any of the… Continue Reading