S2: Woodland Cemetery

As our hosts, John Gower and Jason Antonick, take you on a personal tour of the Dayton Arcade, you can see the inside of this historical gem that sits in the heart of Dayton.

Explore the hidden rooms, glass floors, and roof-top surprises of the Dayton Arcade with your favorite hosts, John Gower and Jason Antonick.

John and Jason take us through the Arcade as they continue their descent into Dayton's crown gem. See inside our future by looking at the past!

John and Jason take us inside the Ludlow Street office building and commercial building where they discover more hidden gems and where the movie, Being John Malkovich, was filmed.

Jason and John take you to hidden views of Dayton through the Arcade. Find out which Daytonian ran for president.

Despite Jason's efforts to bird watch, John shares the history of Dayton's first battleship, Missouri. As they stand in what they call, Private Fair Island, they learn about the Civil War monument.

John and Jason discover the first survey monument, Rosetta Stone of Dayton, underground. Over 200 years old. It just keeps getting more magical!

John shares the Dave Hall Plaza's cool history with Jason, despite his desire to bird watch! This amazing downtown park is the future home of the Levitt Pavilion.

John and Jason share the richness of another iconic building we see everyday in downtown, The Centre City Building. Check out the top floor penthouse and find out what role the historical Daytopian, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, played inside this rare gem.

John and Jason take you through the amazing, architectural history and magic of 4th Street. Learn more about the talking buildings and where Charles Kettering used to hide out.

Jason and John explore the downtown Canals of Dayton from an aerial view to see where they were with historical photographs and what they are today.

Jason Antonick sits down with the Liberty Tower building manager, Jenna Kreitzer, and discusses the history and unknown facts of this amazing, one-of-a-kind building. Find out who settled inside the tower During World War II.

Jason and John meet with special guest, Ed, to check out the inside of the Dayton's Liberty Tower, and learn about the first few floors of this hidden gem.

Ed and Jason tour one of the first underground garages and underground filling stations in Dayton's Liberty Tower. Check out the recoding that's happening with the new office space renovations.

Jason finds John, aka Johnny Daytopia, on the top of the Liberty Tower. Join them as they climb to a higher elevation to discover the secret FBI towers and so much more. Watch out for a flying object in the outtakes!

Go behind the scenes and visit some of Dayton's most historical buildings that survived the 1913 flood and fire. Welcome to the Fire Blocks District. First stop is the Elks Building. Share this video!

Jason takes us through 2 more buildings in the Fire Blocks District. Tour the Huffman building to find some left behinds of an old mental hospital and climb around at Kimmel to see where the fire escapes take you. Share this video!

Tour the original DP&L building and Price Stores. Hear about JFK's visit and what he left behind in Dayton. History in Dayton stays very rich with this district that survived the 1913 flood and fires. Share this video!

Jason and John meet up with Sandy Mendelson to get an all access tour of this iconic building downtown. Originally built in 1915 for GM and Delco this Webster Station icon will leave you wanting more. Enjoy great views, historical facts and underground tunnels. Share this video!

Discover the unknown as you take this never before seen tour inside the Dayton Masonic Temple. Explore tunnels, special rooms, cat walks, rooftop views and so much more. Learn about who the Freemasons truly are and the role they play in our community. Share this episode!

Learn more in depth about the rich retail history in Dayton, Ohio. Jason teams up with Brian Sharp a retail guru and learns about some unique retail presence we had downtown.

Get a personal tour through the historical burial grounds of Woodland Cemetery. We go above and below ground to decode some amazing stories and celebrate their 175 years.

Decode over 125 years of rare collectables that were donated by Daytonians. Mastodons to shrunken heads found in Dayton. These are the Gems!

Dive into the rich 100 years of history at the Dayton Art Institute. Set your eyes on unseen parts of the building while hearing unique stories like when the museum had a zoo.

We discover an Odd Fellows fraternity lodge and theatre that hasn't been touched in decades. Hear from individuals who share why they chose Wright Dunbar as their neighborhood and the rich history.

A true hidden gem of Dayton, The British Transportation Museum holds within it a rare collection. A collection and preservation of vehicles, parts, photographs, memorabilia, books and much more.

Get a golden ticket look into one of the oldest theatre's in the nation. Built in 1866 you can feel the magic of Houdini and many others that came to perform.

We meet up with author Andrew Walsh to bring to life some chapters from his new book "Lost Dayton". Learn about things you can no longer find in Dayton. Nothing is truly lost when it's decoded!

What begins on east Third Street and spreads into creative clusters of economic possibility turns into a vision we call The Nexus of Somewhere. History continues to be unlocked by present day anchors like Front Street & The Brightside music and event venue. Peel the layers back to find the gems Dayton has hidden.

Taking ahold of your destiny is why St. Anne's Hill is a thriving community today. It started with a woman who had a vision for what it could be and now thousands flock to this neighborhood to live, work and play.

William P. Huffman's vision continues as a thriving neighborhood of homes and businesses in today's Huffman Historic District. Also get a sneak peak into the Davis-Linden building which has been the home to many significant businesses for over 100 years!

Earlier this season we explored clusters throughout East Dayton and now we add to that bigger vision with a new development called Oregon East, building off the Oregon District. The newly renovated Dayton Motor Car building & Wheelhouse are just the beginning to an EVEN bigger vision of what's to come.