Dayton Ohio History and Cartogarph (1870)

This is a vintage map of Dayton Ohio produced in 1870. We have this map printed on many different products such as wall posters, wrapped canvases, drink coasters, wall clocks, dartboards, kitchen towels, dinner placemats, dinner plates, flip flops, throw pillows, throw blankets, magnets, mugs, stamps, postcards and much more. Click the link below to take a closer look at our Vintage Dayton Ohio map products!
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[@militantnormal428]

You’re actually looking to the south on this map!

[@andi1968able1]

my home too

[@elizabethannsmith5006]

That’s deep!!!!!!!!

[@lookyloo1000]

I truly feel dumber for having watched this video.

[@garybrown7044]

slow down !!!

[@paulfarrier]

Great idea. Presentation could be planned and executed much better.

[@gmoritz71last52]

Whiney whiney whiney. The presenter does a jilllion of these cartography vids.
Spending a bunch of time on one city would be nuts.

[@maxstrange7606]

Move slower please. You are clicking too fast...dizzying

[@grayfox2497]

you can go to settings in TH-cam and slow the speed to as slow as 25%, or 50 or 75. you can also mute the sound and click the CC for closed captions

[@jennwelch4097]

Guess cause u Sell it is why u click to fast to see ANYTHING. ...Sidebar. it's my town, so I know...their are NO CANALS...dueche

[@agbeyenumadison6224]

I also live here, we actually used to have canals, so...

[@grayfox2497]

My town too. Seriously, we did indeed have canals back in 1870. The 1913 flood pretty much put an end to them. You can see canal locks at local historical parks in and around town.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Patterson BLVD has remnants of the Miami Erie canal underneath. Patterson follows the same route that the canal did.

[@gmoritz71last52]

You wrote: " it's my town, so I know...their are NO CANALS...dueche" - - - EH
- - - you don't know much. ... Miami-Erie Canal .... - - - < *JEESE ! ! !* >