Interview about Sarah Piatt with Dr. Larry R. Michaels by Dr. Elizabeth Renker

Interview conducted at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library, Fremont, Ohio.Interview with Dr. Larry R. Michaels, the scholar who produced the first modern edition of Sarah Piatt’s poetry (titled That New World: Selected Poems of Sarah Piatt 1861-1911, published in 1999) about how he came to find Sarah Piatt, leading to the publication of his groundbreaking edition. Interview conducted in Fremont, Ohio at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library by Professor Elizabeth Renker from the Department of English at The Ohio State University

Biblical Allusions in the Poems of Sarah Piatt

Entries are taken from a careful reading of all the original Sarah Piatt poems published in books and periodicals, including early works in The Capital, The New York Ledger, and Louisville Journal. The poems appear here in alphabetical order for easy reference, followed by the date of publication. Each entry includes the line or lines of the poem with an excerpt of the allusion and the corresponding chapters and verses of the Bible that are referenced. In many cases, the allusions can be found in more than one passage

East of the Maumee River: a pictorial history of East Toledo, Oregon, & other communities east of the river

A pictorial history of East Toledo, Oregon and other communities across from the Maumee River. Book includes photos and information on businesses, people, homes, parks, and landmarks. Historical photos also included. Book scanned is a gift to the library from Larry Michaels

East Toledo at work : a history of business & industry of East Toledo

A history of the businesses, businessmen and workers who contributed to the history of the East side of Toledo, Ohio. The authors start their coverage with the late 19th century and move forward to jobs in heavy industry, railroads, small businesses and East Toledo's Main Street. Included is a list of street names and their changes over the years

East Side Story; People and Places in the History of East Toledo

A history of the people and places of East Toledo. The book begins with what the author knows about the prehistoric Indian settlement and continues with pioneer families, the Civil War, and growth and development of the area in the early 1900s. The institutions and businesses of East Toledo are also covered

Peter Navarre : War of 1812 scout: the man behind the legend

A biography of legendary East Toledo pioneer, Peter Navarre. Believed to be born in the late 1780s, Peter Navarre was illiterate and left no writings of his own. Navarre and his brothers were the first settlers in the East Toledo area. The authors attempt to chronicle his life using historical documents and conflicting verbal accounts. Book scanned is a gift to the library from Larry Michaels