Tag: Black History
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“The Names Beneath the Floor” Episode 15 – When workers uncover forty-one hidden cards beneath an old Ohio pharmacy, a forgotten savings circle reveals who really helped a neighborhood survive.
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“The Clock That Owed Forty Minutes” Episode 14 – When an antique factory time clock reveals two different records of the same workday, an Ohio clockmaker uncovers a forty-six-year-old dispute over unpaid labor, a woman’s damaged reputation, and the family secrets hidden behind an ordinary eight-hour shift.
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“The Dress with Three Hems” Episode 13 – For forty-nine years, an Ohio town believed a bride had abandoned her wedding dress. When a textile conservator discovers three different hems and three sets of initials, she uncovers the unexpected lives of the women who wore it—and the complicated legacy of the dressmaker who kept it.
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“The Books Returned on Sunday” Episode 12 – In 1978, books were borrowed and returned at an Ohio public library that never opened on Sundays. Nearly fifty years later, a hidden drawer reveals an unofficial reading program, a forgotten injustice, and the truth behind an employee’s ruined reputation.
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“The Last Song at Lakeview” Episode 11 – In 1992, a beloved Ohio roller rink closed after a night everyone remembered as a teenage riot. Thirty-four years later, a forgotten birthday videotape reveals what really happened when the music stopped—and why the town has been telling the wrong story ever since.
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“The Recipe on Page Forty-Seven” Episode 10 – For fifty-two years, an Ohio church cookbook contained a numbered page with nothing printed on it. When a retired records clerk investigates the missing recipe, she discovers a disagreement that reveals the hidden cost of feeding a community.
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“ The Twelfth Window” Episode 9 – An old Ohio boardinghouse has eleven rooms but twelve windows. When a granddaughter discovers the hidden room, she uncovers a secret business, a family’s complicated legacy, and a debt that has remained unsettled for more than sixty years.
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“The Siren on a Clear Tuesday” Episode 8 – In 1987, a small Ohio town’s emergency siren sounded beneath a cloudless sky. For nearly forty years, everyone called it a false alarm. When the dispatcher’s daughter investigates, she discovers that the town’s most famous mistake may not have been a mistake at all.
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“The Parade in Three Pieces” Episode 6 – A woman appears three times in a famous 1976 parade photograph, even though she always insisted she never marched. When her granddaughter restores the image fifty years later, she discovers that someone changed what the town was allowed to remember.