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Dayton Nightclubs in the 70s-80s - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS The Diamond Club in the late 60's and very early 70's was THE PLACE to be Wed and Sun nights $3 to get in and all the beer you could drink Wayne Cockran and the CC Riders was one of the house bands They had some WILD mini skirt contests I watched the Apollo Moon Landing from there -----1987 Buick GN
Dixie Donut - daytonhistorybooks. com I used to stop there about 2-3 times a week on the way home from my girlfriend's, or on the way home from the Diamond club Sometimes there would be someone outside trying to sell me a watch !! Great doughnuts newsnot 527 posts Feb 13, 2015 8:03 AM Copperhead, Welcome to Dayton History joey m 328 posts Feb 13, 2015 9:02 AM
NW of Dayton - Greenbriar YMCA Daycamp KennyE11 - Yes, it would make sense that the upper trail, to the north of the old Greenbriar site, would be on a ridgeline When on Diamond Mill Rd heading north, just after passing the old driveway, there's a very steep hill (one of the hills the old daycamp bus would struggle to climb) that climbs up out of the Wolf Creek Valley
The Old Vandenberg Diamond Case - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS The Old Vandenberg Diamond Case By Howard Burba One of the most colorful chapters ever written into the police records of Dayton was the spectacular battle staged some 42 years ago by the then head of the department, Chief Charles Freeman, and Detective John T Norris, wily old man hunter from Springfield
Mrs. Hedges House - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS There she continued to live surrounded by her treasures of the years, her lamps, mirrors, clocks, sewing cabinet, velvet rugs, her oak furniture, her china closets filled with Havilland, her cut glass, and her Herrick Ice Machine On the afternoon of April 12, 1923, the following story appeared in the newspaper: Mrs Elizabeth Richter is DEAD
Best Concert in Dayton? - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS David Bowie, Hara Arena, June of '74 His Diamond Dogs tour wolfcreek 70 posts Feb 14, 2015 7:17 PM And steve7777, I remember that Babe Ruth concert only because I DIDN"T see it, and was so bummed that I couldn't go But I did see Black Oak Arkansas in '73, for what it's worth! David C 2 posts Feb 15, 2015 9:37 AM Grand Funk Railroad at Hara
Twist Club on East Third St. - daytonhistorybooks. com FIND BOOKS ON DAYTON, OH HISTORY FREE ONLINE cilla46 194 posts May 31, 2014 7:53 PM Reading about the Diamond Club made me remember the summer of 1962 when my older brother took me to my first bar ever I was 15 but I must have looked older because I never had any trouble getting in bars when I went with my older brother or sometimes both my older brothers
A History of the Barney Smtih Car Company - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS Caleb Parker contended for wooden trucks long after the diamond pattern truck came into use, as he thought the old New England idea of a wooden wheel piece with cast iron jaws was the best, but Mr Tenney argued that in a wreck the railroad men had to depend on the iron trucks to haul the wooden trucks home, and the diamond truck was adopted
Dayton Nightclubs in the 70s-80s - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKS It was also the first time I saw a strobe light That was so cool (as long as you hadn't had too many) when they turned all the lights off except the strobe And YES, the parking lot was pretty busy between sets HA HA So was the parking lot at the Diamond Club But driving a vette tended to limit the parking lot partying -----1987 Buick GN
Bands in Dayton Soul Inc was one of the finest groups in the mid sixties Dayton offered, They played with Fats Domino, The Dovels, Bobby Goldsborough, They opened for many international acts that came to the Dayton Area They played at the Diamond Club and Forest Park regularly and the show they put on was first rate Kind of a Memphis sould sound Settler36