For years, Patricia Smith Griffin, Dayton Meadowdale High School and Ohio University graduate has followed her family history, beginning in 1802 until the present.
In the early 1800s, infant Charity Davis Caesar Broady was brought from Kentucky to Dayton by her father to escape being subjugated to slavery.
From there, Smith Griffin traced that history from infant Broady becoming a Dayton area freedom fighter, suffragist, and nurse, whose civic work raised the attention of the Dayton Region Walk of Fame when she was posthumously inducted in 2023.
That story continues in the award winning podcast The Legacy of Charity's Children, and is brought to Dayton (where it all started) as "Just a Dream", Sunday, September 20th at the PNC Annex, 46 W. Second St., 45402 in downtown Dayton.
This generational saga of one of the oldest African American families in Dayton will be recreated at 3pm, the exhibit can be viewed at 1 pm.
The details are in this now live link:
https://www.daytonlive.org/events/dream/
In the early 1800s, infant Charity Davis Caesar Broady was brought from Kentucky to Dayton by her father to escape being subjugated to slavery.
From there, Smith Griffin traced that history from infant Broady becoming a Dayton area freedom fighter, suffragist, and nurse, whose civic work raised the attention of the Dayton Region Walk of Fame when she was posthumously inducted in 2023.
That story continues in the award winning podcast The Legacy of Charity's Children, and is brought to Dayton (where it all started) as "Just a Dream", Sunday, September 20th at the PNC Annex, 46 W. Second St., 45402 in downtown Dayton.
This generational saga of one of the oldest African American families in Dayton will be recreated at 3pm, the exhibit can be viewed at 1 pm.
The details are in this now live link:
https://www.daytonlive.org/events/dream/
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