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Over the Rhine
The Over the Rhine Barnraising concert began a little after 7:00 and lasted for a good two hours. Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist performed with four musicians from The Band of Sweethearts. The additional instruments added a lot and I … Continue reading
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Barnraising
My good friend introduced me to the band Over the Rhine four or five years ago. Ever since, I’ve had several of their songs on my playlist and I’ve followed them on Facebook. Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist live on … Continue reading
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Antiques
We had some time to kill in and about Springfield, so we spent Saturday afternoon and part of Sunday morning at two huge antique malls along I-70. We made a list of things we wanted to find and by the … Continue reading
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Battle of Piqua
In the summer of 1780, during the Revolutionary War, George Rogers Clark led a band of 1,000 men across the Ohio River into what is now Ohio. Their objective was a series of Shawnee villages. The Indians, allied with the … Continue reading
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Piatt Castles — Mac-A-Cheek
Donn Piatt’s brother, Abram, also built a large house on the family land in Ohio. He was also a publisher, Civil War soldier and politician. And he also had two wives — the first, Hannah, died in 1861, leaving behind … Continue reading
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