June 1885--According to the ad, he didn't have a first name.
But you could buy a cabinet size photograph of Howard, an African American, suspended from a Coshocton Court House tree. The "only perfect view obtained" could be bought at Hemstead's gallery for a mere quarter.
The ugly story of Henry Howard's lynching begins tomorrow.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Man Lynched In Coshocton
Posted by Randy M. Combs at 5:42 PM
Labels: Coshocton Then
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