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	Search results for 1916 > William Moos    Refine your search Date 1950 (5) Subject Streets and Roads (5) Hudson (Ohio) (5) Moos, William (5) Photography (5) Schools (4) Show more... Type Image (5) results 1-5 of 5 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. College Street #197 - Western Reserve Academy - Gymnasium Hudson (Ohio); Streets and Roads; Photography; Western Reserve Academy; Schools; Private Schools; College Street; The Bicknell Gymnasium, built in 1920, was modeled after the John Hancock House in Boston. James W. Ellsworth (1849-1925), founder of Western Reserve Academy, was responsible for adding the Gymnasium to... 2. Western Reserve Academy Hudson (Ohio); Streets and Roads; Photography; Western Reserve Academy; Schools; Private Schools; Chapel Street; Western Reserve Academy was founded in 1826 as part of Western Reserve College, making it the 29th-oldest preparatory school in the United States. Although the college moved to Cleveland in 1882, it continued... 3. Chapel Street - Western Reserve Academy - Gates Hudson (Ohio); Streets and Roads; Photography; Western Reserve Academy; Private Schools; Schools; Chapel Street; When James W. Ellsworth (1849-1925) initially obtained the old Western Reserve College campus property in 1910, he had no intention of becoming involved in creating a school. Luckily, he changed his mind... 4. College Street #115 - Western Reserve Academy - Seymour Hall Hudson (Ohio); Streets and Roads; Photography; Western Reserve Academy; Schools; Private Schools; College Street; After 1882, when Western Reserve College moved to Cleveland, James Ellsworth (1849-1925) and four others acquired the old college property. Ellsworth added Seymour Hall in 1913 and improved other buildings... 5. Division Street #33 Hudson (Ohio); Streets and Roads; Houses; Photography; Division Street; This home, known as the Moore-Oviatt house, honors the two families who have occupied the home since it was built in 1867. The home was built by Michael Moore (1838-1917), a merchant tailor from Ireland.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-5 of 5 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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