Poli. Politics

Abstract Dayton Together was a 501(c)4 organization with a purpose to advocate for consolidating some or all of the townships, villages, and cities in Montgomery County into a metro government. This collection consists of organizational materials such as dissenting opinions, charter drafts, event flyers, and brand-related files on the organization. There are research studies, commissioned by them and external to the organization, that Dayton Together used. The collection also includes newspaper...

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Consists of letters written by Craig to various members of his family. Craig traveled to Oregon and Panama, as well as spending time in Springfield, Ohio and Washington D.C. His letters cover his experiences, local and national politics, and family matters.

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Program for the Lincoln Day Banquet given February 12, 1910 at Memorial Hall in Dayton.

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This is an article from the Cincinnati Daily Gazette that was published in the Friday Morning edition on June 5, 1857, about what Cincinnati was like in 1802.

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The collection includes approximately 150 miscellaneous Union and Democratic election tickets from the election of 1863.

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This is a collection of autobiographical letters written from various local Congressmen to Charles Lanman.

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An official court report for a sexual assault case tried in Shelby County during the 1850s.

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An undated list of voting records containing over 300 names of voters in Piqua, Ohio.

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A political jingle that references the Whig Party and Kentucky influence on Dayton politics, circa 1850s.

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This collection contains a copy of a late nineteenth century photo of Greene County Commissioners.

As well, there are documents pertaining to a variety of issues.