I thought it was fascinating...WMHT does cry poor mouth unnecessarily (they have the BEST facilities of any of the local TV stations), but they do have excellent local documentaries.

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I thought it was fascinating...WMHT does cry poor mouth unnecessarily (they have the BEST facilities of any of the local TV stations), but they do have excellent local documentaries.

No but hopefully they eventually put it online.

Nope

I have a question, I didn't see the show, but it made me remember something that crossed my mind earlier this week and even the better half couldn't remember.  

I know there is that Steinmetz park over in the northside.  But years ago there was a park of some sort which had a monument to Steinmets, it was maybe next door to the Unitarian society on Wendell Ave.  I think it represented his birthplace.  

Was that considered a park and if so did it have a name?

When one or two people spoke at the council meeting this past week, and mentioned "Steinmetz park" it was that Wendell Ave site I initially thought of until I remembered the northside and then was trying to remember what the park-like setting with his monument was called.  Maybe it was just called "Steinmetz birthplace" but I just can't remember my cousins using that phrase when talking about having gone bike riding and they went to _____________  (not to mention walking down in the ravine.