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2008 Jan/Feb Timeline Magazine exhibits The community is still known

2008 Jan/Feb Timeline Magazine exhibits The community is still knownJANUARY FEBRUARY 2008 Volume 25 Number 1 Paperback, 72 pages HERO IN A BLACK HAT Hopalong Cassidy by David Neal Keller THE GLASS BOYS OF OHIO by Timothy Messer Kruse FARM BOY TO FAMOUS FLYER Walter Hinton by Louis Keefer OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM RANKIN HOUSE CROSSING THE ICE The Story of Ohio's Most Famous Fugitive Slave by Fergus M. Bordwich

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The community is still known for gracious living

The authors describe important archaeological sites such as the rich Late Archaic settlements of southwestern Ohio and the early Adena Dominion Land Company enclosure in Franklin County

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by M'Lissa Kesterman and Keith Kuhn

2008 Jan/Feb Timeline Magazine exhibits The community is still knownJANUARY FEBRUARY 2008 Volume 25 Number 1 Paperback, 72 pages HERO IN A BLACK HAT Hopalong Cassidy by David Neal Keller THE GLASS BOYS OF OHIO by Timothy Messer Kruse FARM BOY TO FAMOUS FLYER Walter Hinton by Louis Keefer OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALBUM RANKIN HOUSE CROSSING THE ICE The Story of Ohio's Most Famous Fugitive Slave by Fergus M. Bordwich

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