Answer: The "Gem City" name is taken from the following quote from the August 18, 1845 Daily Cincinnati Chronicle: "The most indifferent observer will not fail to notice Dayton. The wide streets, kept in such excellent order, the noble blocks of stores, filled with choice, and, of course, cheap goods, and, more than all, the exceeding beauty and neatness of the dwellings…It may be fairly said…that Dayton is the gem of all our interior towns. It possesses wealth, refinement, enterprise, and a beautiful country…"
Dayton, Ohio is called the Gem City because it was once known for its wealth and prosperity, similar to a gemstone shining bright. This nickname originated in the 1840s when Dayton was experiencing rapid growth and development due to its thriving economy and industry.
Reynolds and Reynolds purchased the clock from Gem City Savings in Dayton in 1978. In 2006, after Reynolds had sold its Germantown location, the clock was moved to Carillon Park in Dayton and is now under the care of the Dayton History organization.
cause their a shiny city
Gem City Rollergirls was created in 2006.
A Purple Gem is called a Amethyst
A loose gem.
The gem that the Belgian city of Antwerp became renowned for was the diamond.
Idaho is called the Gem State.
The departure city for Norwegian Gem cruises is New York City. You can visit www.ncl.com for more information on the cruises and to book your vacation.
It is called the opal.
In Sanskrit 'gem' is called 'ratnam(n)[ रत्नम्]'.
There is nothing called a "gold" "gem". Something is either made of gold or it is a gem, but it is not both.
Flint. The state legislature adopted flint as the state gemstone in 1965 because the gem is plentiful in the state.