Talk:South Park, Dayton, Ohio

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Contents 1 Slidertown 2 Breweries of South Park’s Past 3 Urbanohio.org 4 AIA 150

[edit] Slidertown

“Slider” is in reference to a last name of a person. As I understand it, this person was either a builder or landlord of the area hence the name “Slidertown.” Insight would be great. --Kjmoran 01:11, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Breweries of South Park’s Past

From taverntrove.com:

• The Dayton Breweries Co., Jacob Stickle Brewery of Dayton, Ohio 1856–1920
  713 South Warren & Brown St

• Hollenkamp Products Company of Dayton, Ohio 18??–1953
  800/816 South Brown St

• Bergmann & Tettmann of Dayton, OH 1866–1882
  65 Quitman Between Xenia Ave & Clover St

• Schiml & Bucher, Wayne Street Brewery of Dayton, OH 1852–1902
  739 Wayne St NW corner at Hickory St.

--Kjmoran 13:56, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Breweries of Dayton by Curt Dalton

[edit] Urbanohio.org

Lower South Park

[edit] AIA 150

South Park, Dayton, Ohio wins the local chapter improvement project in celebrating 150 years of AIA. --Kjmoran 18:29, 12 February 2007 (UTC)