Hi My great great great cousin worked at the Mayfair. I am trying to find information and maybe a photo of her, her last name was leaver/leever. Can you help?

a lot of memories at the park and on the golf course around 2 a.m.!!!!

This is a Martin 404 and not a Convair.

Hi my name is Michelle and I am the the granddaughter of John H. kirshstein. I am so proud and thankful that he and his fellow passengers that did not make it that day, wont be forgotten... I lost my grandmother, his widow, last year. She really would have appreciated this had I found it sooner..

i remember this hall way very well i entered it for 3 years . until we moved in 1974 my sister and i always came swiming in the summer months.i would love to talk to my friends but i would'nt know where to start looking for them.
 

What a great site. I was only 7 years old, but remember seeing the crash site from River Road in Ohio as though it was only yesterday. It is an image that stays with you for a very long time. I never really understood what happened until years later reading the NTSB accident report. The interview with the passsenger/pilot was quite.... to say the least. We later drove along Rt. 8 and could look up and see the tail section standing out of the woods. The spot in the hillside was visible for many years. I always looked over at it whenever I was in the area. Years later nature has covered the area more than I can spot it now. I would never guess the way the terrain is looking at it from a distance. It is wonderful that, though so many years away, some one has finally made a memorial to the victims of the major air crashes in the Greater Cincinnati area. I intend on returning to your web site and really go over the picture in depth.Thank you for your time. Jeff Wood

A dark day for pilots

I remember sliding down the hill in winter. Thanks for the photos. Can't belive they tore down the school

I was told this Aeronca was once owned by Harley Snook of Reynoldsburg,OH. He used it to take his wife on their honymoon from Norton Field in Columbus. 

I would like to find Toni Ketchell. I'm an old friend. claire Raymond
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My father Gary Laubstein was killed in that crash. He was 35 years old. I was 3 at the time, my brother was 8. It is amazing that a site like this exists. Even though it was hard to look at the photos of the crash site, it does give me some closure. Thank- you
Melissa

This View is north east from veterans park at Community Golf Course, originally a part of hills and dales park. Moraine Golf Course is 2 miles south.

so this is why the school is call wright brotherS
 

I remember picking up my aunt at the front of the Third National Building (lit up - center).  It's been, since that time, a great architectural favorite.  Years later, I briefly held a delivery job Downtown and delivered regularly to the building.

Thank you for the photographs.  I am a truck driver who regularly visits an industrial park off Hwy 20 in Hebron, and I've seen the historical marker sign about this airline crash.  I am glad that others have taken the time and trouble to document the scene and post the pictures on the internet so I can learn more about it. The Stephens' did a great job of stepping up and doing the right thing to help others in this disaster.