Massive Mausoleum of Whiskey Legend and Liquor Baron Edmund Dexter | The Original Tombstone Tourist @theoriginaltombstonetouris9486

Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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Video editing courtesy of Jason Tompkins of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Edmund Dexter was a famous (well ... famous in the 1800s) whiskey maker and liquor distributor located in Cincinnati, Ohio. An immigrant from England, his first residency was in New York City. From there he moved to Cincinnati where he was initially involved in the liquor trade working for one of the many local dealers. When Dexter established his own liquor business in the 1920s, he was quickly well established and thriving, accord to historical records. In 1829, Dexter married Mary Ann Dellinger and they would have five sons - Charles, born in 1830; Edmund Jr., 1835; George and Julius, 1840, and Adolphus, 1844. As his boys matured, Dexter brought them into the liquor business, eventually calling it Edmund Dexter & Sons. Today he is remembered more for his historic mausoleum than for any of his whiskey's he produced in his lifetime.

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