The text includes excerpts that were previously published in the Cincinnati Enquirer, showcasing a blend of journalism and storytelling. This collection offers insights into various themes and narratives, reflecting the author's unique perspective and experiences. The work captures significant moments and stories that resonate with readers, providing a rich tapestry of ideas and reflections drawn from real-life events and observations.
Exploring a tapestry of vibrant stories, this book delves into Cincinnati's rich history, highlighting events like the extinction of the last passenger pigeon, Martha, and the tragic Sultana disaster. It recounts Annie Oakley's shooting contest victory over her future husband, the first train robbery, and the clever tactics of victims. The narrative also honors the Black Brigade's defense against Confederate forces and the origins of the Cincinnati Bengals, showcasing the city's significant role in America's post-Revolution era.
Archive photos of Cincinatti from the 19th and 20th centuries have been matched with specially commissioned colour photos to reveal the past and present of this historic city on the Ohio river. číst celé