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Participants are sworn in as new United States citizens.
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Participants are sworn in as new United States citizens.

Park Hosts Naturalization Ceremony

Dayton, OH - June 8, 2007 - The park hosted a naturalization ceremony at The Wright Cycle Company complex where sixty-seven participants from twenty-five countries were sworn in as new United States citizens. Judge Walter Rice presided over the court and Amanda Wright Lane, the great-grand niece of the Wright brothers was the speaker of the day. Approximately one hundred and thirty individuals attended the event. Along with the local U.S. Marshals Office, security assistance was provided by Hopewell Culture National Historical Park. Local television stations covered the ceremony.

Historic photo of the Cedar Pass cabins  

Did You Know?
The Cedar Pass Lodge dates back to 1928 when Ben Millard and his sister Clara opened the Cedar Pass Camp to provide services to tourists braving the area's dusty, undeveloped roads. The Camp once consisted of a grocery store, gas station, dance hall, and cabins. It remains an oasis for travelers.

Last Updated: June 08, 2007 at 15:57 EST