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  • Attached is a photo of my dad (on the left with glasses) and our baseball team, which tells a different story of black Jewish relations. 3 of the white kids are Jewish, and 2 others who are brothers have an interesting story. As an adult looking at this picture, I notice a team that is predominantly black with a few white kids. I imagine many adults during that time noticed this. As a kid, however, I never noticed that the majority was black, as were most of the coaches who were also my mentors. We did not ignore that some kids were black and others white, but we primarily saw each other as friends. Growing up in North Avondale from a kid's point of view was special. And I admire the adults who inculcated a healthy to think about and not think about race.
  • This exhibition was hosted in the bank at the Avondale Town Center in the 1980s.
  • These articles reflect the hard and persistent work it took to make and keep North Avondale racially and economically integrated. My dad's point about the significance of a white family buying a house from a black family seems insightful and emblematic of the character of North Avondale and perhaps is underinvestigated. This is not to idealize race relations which were far from perfect, but rather that the arrow was moving in the right direction toward healing and repairing systemic racism. The street sign issue reminded me that while the picture of Heschel marching at Selma tells one story, addressing faded street signs tells another. Namely, who is to say that a grand gesture of support has a greater positive impact than the mundane improvement of street signs that benefitted the entire neighborhood? While being an ally to black people in their struggle is certainly commendable, the idea of a racially and economically diverse neighborhood with common struggles that have little or nothing to do with race also sends a powerful message of what a better world looks like.
  • This is important to because I graduated at Rockdale elementary located in avondale
  • its from when I was little out eating with fam
  • This is important to because I graduated at rockdale elementary located in avondale
  • it say's that Rockdale teachers and staff are congratulating students
  • I received this award when I made the honor roll in seventh grade at Woodward Middle School in Avondale. This award is important to me because making good grades is important to me.
  • I got this Guest Pass to the Cincinnati Zoo because I got Straight A's for 2 Quarters out of the School Year.
  • These Bus Schedules have the original numbers of the Winton Hills and Bond Hill Bus, 47 and 45. And in 2014 I wrote the Current Date on the Bus Schedule
  • Avondale Pastor Reverend Wallace is getting awarded. He had been preaching for 30 Years
  • The flyer about the Avondale Every Child Succeeds Home Visitation Program
  • The is a group picture of Quality Health Care Center Purse. The item was submitted by Lafawnda Sanderson who worked there on May 26, 1988.
  • This Document is a newsletter for the Avondale Community sent by Cincinnati Children's I found in the library
  • I bought this post card at the flee market and I remember this building from when I was a kid and i love that the Lincoln stagier is in this image
  • Bought Postcard on Ebay. Because I remember this school when I was a kid it was torn down in the 1990s
  • This card commemorates 100th Anniversary of the Avondale Branch Library and Announces Kickoff of a Construction Project to make the library Handicap Accessible.
  • This is a flyer a diaper bag giveaways in July 20th 2021 for Moms aged 13-19.
  • This flyer documents the North Avondale Neighborhood Association's Clean up event for Reading Road in July of 2021
  • Belong to grandpa he was a taxi dispatcher it shows all the streets of Avondale.
  • It's a school in Avondale in 1980's. She went to the School. It's a Elementary School that went up to 8th Grade. Graduated in 1988.