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  • A pre-1920 continuous water stage recorder owned by the Miami Conservancy District will be on display at Carillon Historical Park when a new 1913 Flood exhibit opens. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF
  • A bronze sculpture by Disney animator and Dayton native Mark Henn depicting John Patterson during the flood will be on display in
  • A light bulb, still filled with flood water, will be on display in
  • Mary Oliver, director of collections for Dayton History, looks through a National Cash Register accounting department ledger showing flood relief expenditures. The ledger will be on display in
  • Pieces of flood mud collected from in front of the Arcade in downtown Dayton will be on display during
  • Pieces of flood mud collected from in front of the Arcade in downtown Dayton along with other artifacts will be on display during
  • Construction is underway on a new exhibit, The Great 1913 Flood, at Carillon Historical Park. This new addition was constructed on the Fireless Locomotive Building to house the permanent display of artifacts and interpretive displays to commemorate the flood's centennial. The new space will open to the public March 23. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF
  • Joe Faul, a worker with Wilcon Corp., works on a display that will depict the attic of a house, where many Daytonians and others across the regions took refuge during the 1913 flood.
  • Workers from AAA Ohio and Wilcon Inc. rotate an 1883 Ahrens steam pumper inside the new exhibition space for
  • Joe Faul, a worker with Wilcon Corp., works on a display that will depict the attic of a house, where many Daytonians and others across the regions took refuge during the 1913 flood.
  • Workers from AAA Ohio and Wilcon Inc. rotate an 1883 Ahrens steam pumper inside the new exhibition space for
  • Workers from AAA Ohio and Wilcon Inc. moved an 1883 Ahrens steam pumper inside the new exhibition space for
 

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