Ryder's 419 Kids Race
Kids race medals designed by the kid himself Ryder Rush!
- Start Time:
- 8:45am EDT
- End Time:
- 9:05am EDT
Florence Scott Libbey 419 DAY 5K (Walkers Welcome)
Florence & Edward Drummond Libbey founded the Toledo Museum of Art and their endowment continues to fund the gem of the 419.
http://libbeyhouse.org/history-the-libbeys/
Florence Scott Libbey's devoted husband Edward was born on April 17, 1854, in Chelsea Massachusetts. Edwards father, William Langdon Libbey operated a glass manufacturing plant. When his father died, Edward took over the business. It has been said that Edward wanted to become a preacher.
Florence Scott Libbey was born in 1858 in New York to Maurice Scott and Mary Tallant Scott. Unfortunately Mary died sometime after Florence's birth.
Florence's grandfather, Jesup Scott invested in land in the Toledo area and began soliciting businesses to come to Toledo to utilize our natural resources (natural gas and Silica) and water ways (Lake Erie and Maumee River).
In 1888 Edward Libbey came to Toledo and built The Libbey Class Co. In 1890 he met Florence Scott, who by this time was a well educated art collector and heiress to the Scott fortune.
Edward and Florence were married at Florence's father's mansion built on land she will later donate to build The Toledo Museum of Art.
http://libbeyhouse.org/history-the-libbeys/
Florence Scott Libbey's devoted husband Edward was born on April 17, 1854, in Chelsea Massachusetts. Edwards father, William Langdon Libbey operated a glass manufacturing plant. When his father died, Edward took over the business. It has been said that Edward wanted to become a preacher.
Florence Scott Libbey was born in 1858 in New York to Maurice Scott and Mary Tallant Scott. Unfortunately Mary died sometime after Florence's birth.
Florence's grandfather, Jesup Scott invested in land in the Toledo area and began soliciting businesses to come to Toledo to utilize our natural resources (natural gas and Silica) and water ways (Lake Erie and Maumee River).
In 1888 Edward Libbey came to Toledo and built The Libbey Class Co. In 1890 he met Florence Scott, who by this time was a well educated art collector and heiress to the Scott fortune.
Edward and Florence were married at Florence's father's mansion built on land she will later donate to build The Toledo Museum of Art.
- Start Time:
- 9:05am EDT
- End Time:
- 11:00am EDT
- Registration:
- Registration Opens March 23, 2026 at 12:00am EDT
- Price:
- $24.19 Race Fee + $1.23 SignUp Fee
- Registration:
- Registration ends April 18, 2026 at 3:40pm EDT
| Registration Starting | Registration Ending | Price |
|---|---|---|
| March 23, 2026, 12:00am EDT | April 18, 2026, 3:40pm EDT | $24.19 Race Fee + $1.23 SignUp Fee |
Virtual Florence Scott Libbey 419 DAY 5K (Virtual Race)
For all you Toledo & Florence Libbey Fans, that may be out of town, or busy during the live/in person event- this is for you!
Run between April 12-19 and submit your time through the race contact form.
Well arrange for swag drop off, or mail to you.
Run between April 12-19 and submit your time through the race contact form.
Well arrange for swag drop off, or mail to you.
- Registration:
- Registration Opens January 3, 2026 at 9:47pm EST
- Price:
- $14.19 Race Fee + $0.93 SignUp Fee
- Registration:
- Price increases to $24.19 after March 13, 2026 at 11:59pm EDT
| Registration Starting | Registration Ending | Price |
|---|---|---|
| January 3, 2026, 9:47pm EST | March 13, 2026, 11:59pm EDT | $14.19 Race Fee + $0.93 SignUp Fee |
| March 14, 2026, 12:00am EDT | April 18, 2026, 11:59pm EDT | $24.19 Race Fee + $1.23 SignUp Fee |
This is a service fee for processing your race application. This may be slightly higher or lower per registrant than the amount shown here.
