Ohio River
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The Ohio River Valley is known as the “Cradle of Coaches,” and for good reason.
From Los Angeles Times
Some areas near the Ohio River in Kansas and Missouri turned to "skating rinks" in the frigid temperatures, he added.
From BBC
“Jordan” was code for the Ohio River, and “Campground” was code for a community for Black people who were successful in escaping enslavement.
From Los Angeles Times
Rose was born April 14, 1941, in the Anderson Ferry section of Cincinnati on the Ohio River.
From Los Angeles Times
Located on the Ohio River 35 miles northwest of Rosine, the small farming community that produced the bluegrass pioneer Bill Monroe, the museum’s readily available instruments and neighborly spirit are no surprise.
From New York Times
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