BOOKS
The University of Toledo Press
Forgotten Visitors
Taking readers from the Northwest Indian War to post-industrial Toledo in the early-twenty-first century, Tedd Long traces the stories of famous and not-so-famous visitors to Northwest Ohio and uncovers the surprising details of their stay in his book, Forgotten Visitors; Northwest Ohio's Notable Guests. As a master storyteller, Long goes beyond the simple questions of who, when, and where as he keenly explores the alluring backstories and subplots of the local stopovers as an entertaining way to help readers appreciate the history of the Maumee Valley.
Reedy Press
100 Things to Do in Toledo Before You Die
Whether you're new to the Glass City and interested in becoming a certified Toledoan or just exploring ideas on how to spend your next Saturday afternoon around town, this book is for you! Local author and storyteller Tedd Long’s unique appreciation for the city comes through on every page, and even longtime residents will find something new to do among his suggestions.
The Toledo Papers
A fascinating compendium of letters and ephemera from Toledo's past—stretching back 200 years. The Toledo Papers offers a never-before-seen glimpse into our local history. Learn why Isaac Mills penned a letter from Fort Industry in 1805. Find out how Treu House of Munch fits into the story of Mohr Brothers Bottling. And then there's the Toledo Police Chief's warning that Pretty Boy Floyd was still on the loose. Each chapter is accompanied by the original private and public letters or artifacts that launch the backstories—revealing the drama of our local history in a reading experience rich in discovery and emotion.