Columbus Uncovered

The book delves into the quirky and fascinating history of Columbus, highlighting its long-lost amusement park and unique attractions, such as massive replicas of global wonders and a 1903 stage play featuring galloping horses. It uncovers intriguing scandals, like a fake drug that spurred the FDA's formation and a nude sunbathing pharmacist. The narrative also touches on enduring curiosities, including a neighborhood of Frank Lloyd Wright-style homes and a blind high school marching band, offering a captivating glimpse into the city's eccentric past.