The Dam Battle by Gamblee, Joanne Duke - 2008

Wooster: The Wooster Book Co., 2008. From the publisher: "'Not in My backyard' cried property owners after the Dayton, OH flood of 1913, when they learned that they could be required to give up land for dam sites with miles of empty basins. Besides, dams break. Lives were in danger. They couldn't believe their ears. Their bitter anger lasted five years and came close to scuttling the innovative plan which protects communities in southwestern Ohio from disastrous floods." 147pp. An excellent history, out of print and scarce.. Soft Cover. Fine. Octavo.

Wooster: The Wooster Book Co., 2008. From the publisher: "'Not in My backyard' cried property owners after the Dayton, OH flood of 1913, when they learned that they could be required to give up land for dam sites with miles of empty basins. Besides, dams break. Lives were in danger. They couldn't believe their ears. Their bitter anger lasted five years and came close to scuttling the innovative plan which protects communities in southwestern Ohio from disastrous floods." 147pp. Flatsigned by author on half-title page. An excellent history, out of print and scarce, rare signed.. Signed by Author. Soft Cover. Fine. Octavo.

Wooster: The Wooster Book Co., 2008. From the publisher: "'Not in My backyard' cried property owners after the Dayton, OH flood of 1913, when they learned that they could be required to give up land for dam sites with miles of empty basins. Besides, dams break. Lives were in danger. They couldn't believe their ears. Their bitter anger lasted five years and came close to scuttling the innovative plan which protects communities in southwestern Ohio from disastrous floods." 147pp. An excellent history, out of print and quite scarce, rare signed.. Signed by Author on Title Page. Soft Cover. New. Octavo.

Wooster: The Wooster Book Co., 2008. From the publisher: "'Not in My backyard' cried property owners after the Dayton, OH flood of 1913, when they learned that they could be required to give up land for dam sites with miles of empty basins. Besides, dams break. Lives were in danger. They couldn't believe their ears. Their bitter anger lasted five years and came close to scuttling the innovative plan which protects communities in southwestern Ohio from disastrous floods." 147pp. Author's personalized inscription on title page. An excellent history, out of print and scarce, rare signed.. Signed by Author. Soft Cover. Fine. Octavo.