Kettering: Dayton's Southern Suburb and the Kettering Legacy
Kettering takes its name from Charles F. Kettering, the inventor and engineer who developed the electric starter motor for the automobile at Dayton Engineering Laboratories in 1911. The suburb incorporated in 1952 from the former Van Buren Township and grew quickly as Dayton expanded southward after the Second World War. The city now serves as the main southern suburb of Dayton with a population of roughly 57,000.
Kettering Health operates its corporate headquarters in the city and maintains a flagship hospital on Southern Boulevard. The health system grew out of Kettering Medical Center, which opened in 1964 with funds from the Charles F. Kettering Foundation. Delco Products, where Kettering himself worked, had its main plant in the area until General Motors divested the division in the 1990s. Fraze Pavilion, an outdoor amphitheater in Lincoln Park, hosts summer concerts and community events.
The Kettering-Moraine Museum preserves local history in a converted 1830s farmhouse. Kettering City Schools operate Fairmont High School, consistently one of the largest high schools in the Dayton metropolitan area. The city lies entirely within Montgomery County and is connected to downtown Dayton by Dixie Drive and Far Hills Avenue.
Through Escortservice.com, users can locate escort websites that operate in the Kettering area. The directory is a listing service and nothing more. It does not facilitate meetings or verify any party. A 21+ age gate applies to all users of the site.
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Kettering takes its name from Charles F. Kettering, the inventor and engineer who developed the electric starter motor for the automobile at Dayton Engineering Laboratories in 1911. The suburb incorporated in 1952 from the former Van Buren Township and grew quickly as Dayton expanded southward after the Second World War. The city now serves as the main southern suburb of Dayton with a population of roughly 57,000.
Kettering Health operates its corporate headquarters in the city and maintains a flagship hospital on Southern Boulevard. The health system grew out of Kettering Medical Center, which opened in 1964 with funds from the Charles F. Kettering Foundation. Delco Products, where Kettering himself worked, had its main plant in the area until General Motors divested the division in the 1990s. Fraze Pavilion, an outdoor amphitheater in Lincoln Park, hosts summer concerts and community events.
The Kettering-Moraine Museum preserves local history in a converted 1830s farmhouse. Kettering City Schools operate Fairmont High School, consistently one of the largest high schools in the Dayton metropolitan area. The city lies entirely within Montgomery County and is connected to downtown Dayton by Dixie Drive and Far Hills Avenue.
Through Escortservice.com, users can locate escort websites that operate in the Kettering area. The directory is a listing service and nothing more. It does not facilitate meetings or verify any party. A 21+ age gate applies to all users of the site.
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