Alan March
Author and History Programs
Alan is available to give live presentations on a variety of topics, including:
The Cabinet Supreme Robbery & Murders -
Based on the book No Witnesses - The Story of Robbery and Murder at the Cabinet Savings & Loan, this program includes images not appearing in the book as well as updated information about the crime. A discussion abut how the book was researched, written, and published is included.
Cincinnati Police History -
Covering more than two centuries of civilian law enforcement in the City of Cincinnati from the founding of Losantiville to the modern police force that serves Cincinnati today.
From Fort Washington in the 1700s to the modern state of the art facilities of the 21st Century, this lavishly illustrated program tells the stories of Cincinnati's station houses , patrol houses, and other sites.
Dr Harry A March, All-American -
From America's Golden Age to the doorstep of a Second World War, Dr. Harry A. March was involved in many aspects of American life. Doctor March had careers in six fields: newspaperman, physician, politician, theatrical impresario, soldier, and sports organizer. He can also be called an historian as he wrote the first book reporting the history of professional football. Reporting his death 1940, newspapers across the USA called him the Father of Professional Football. Dr. March exercised the energy and optimism that typified America in his lifetime.
Home Treasures - to Preserve & Protect -
An introduction to caring for your family photographs and documents. Includes digitization processes and archival storage recommendations.
Alan has presented his programs at the Cincinnati Police Academy, the Delhi Historical Society, the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library, the Criminology Club at Mount St Joseph University, the University of Cincinnati's O.L.L.I, and a variety of community groups.
His presentations include slide shows which reveal documents and images, some of which have not be made public for many years, some of which have never been made public.
If your historical society, community group, or similar organization would like Alan to deliver presentation at an upcoming meeting, use this contact page to make the arrangements.