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	Search results for Parish    Refine your search Type Image (65) Text (22) Date 1898 (58) 1944-12-20 (2) 1944-08-09 (2) 1943-12-22 (2) 1943-02-10 (2) Show more... Subject Akron (55) Goodyear Tire & Rubber... (18) Parks (12) Lakes and Ponds (9) Buildings (8) Show more... Creator Silvas Studio, 283 Sou... (1) Kuebler, Joseph E (1) results 41-60 of 89 item(s)  page 3 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 41. Union Depot Akron; Union Depot; Railroads; Buildings; Landmarks This Union Depot, built in 1891, was a long awaited replacement for the old union depot at Mill and Summit, erected in 1852. The new depot was built on the Bates homestead on East Market Street and served... 42. First Universalist Church Akron; First Universalist Church; Churches The first Universalist Church was built in 1879 on the northwest corner of Broadway and Mill at a cost of $40,000. (Art Work of Akron, Ohio. pt. 1 pg. 4) 43. View on Akron, Bedford & Cleveland Electric Line Akron; Akron, Bedford & Cleveland Electric Line; Railroads; Bridges; Transportation The Akron, Bedford and Cleveland Electric Line, commonly known as the Alphabet Railroad or as the A. B. & C., was the first long distance electric railway in the world. The line was completed on November... 44. View in Akron Rural Cemetery Akron; Akron Rural Cemetery; Cemeteries; Rivers The Akron Rural Cemetery is located on Glendale Avenue. When the cemetery was established in 1839, it was meant to serve both the dead and the living by providing a place for people where "retiring from... 45. Bryan School Akron; Bryan School; Schools Bryan School was built in 1896 and served Akron as a school until it was decomissioned in 1978. The school was named after Judge Constant Bryan, a promoter of public schooling in early Akron. He was also... 46. Henry School Akron; Henry School; Schools Henry School, on the corner of North Forge and Arch Streets served as one of Akron's grade schools. Closed in 1978, it was named after Milton W. Henry, a prominent merchant of early Akron. Henry served... 47. Buchtel College Akron; Buchtel College; University of Akron; Akron Universalist Church The members of the Universalist Church voted in 1867 to found a school where their children could be taught by teachers who subscribed to their faith. In 1870, they made an announcement that the school... 48. Snap Shot On C. A. & C. Railway Akron; C.A. & C. Railroad; Trains; Railroads The Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway was orignally known as the Cleveland, Akron & Zanesville Railroad because when it was finished on July 4, 1852, the rail did not yet reach Columbus. On July 5th,... 49. Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls; Rivers; Waterfalls; Parks; Cuyahoga River At this point of the Cuyahoga River, the water plunges downward through a chasm, providing an excellent source of water power. In 1825, William Wetmore and Roger Newberry began developing the land along... 50. Grand Opera House Akron; Grand Opera House; Theaters; Landmarks The Grand Opera House was built by Wilson G. Robinson, a theatre manager, after the Academy of Music, Akron's only opera house, burned down on July 18, 1897. He bought an abandoned factory at 34 N. Main... 51. In the Glen- Cuyahoga Falls Akron; Cuyahoga Falls; Rivers; Glen, Akron (park); Bridges The suspension bridge can be seen in the foreground of this image, and the High Bridge in background. Both bridges cross the Cuyahoga River near the High Bridge Glens Park in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. (Art... 52. Scene on Cuyahoga River Akron; Cuyahoga River; Rivers; Bridges A bridge spans the Cuyahoga River in Summit County, Ohio. (Art Work of Akron, Ohio. pt. 9 pg. 1) 53. View on Cuyahoga River Akron; Cuyahoga River; Bridges; Rivers; A bridge, likely for trains, spans the Cuyahoga River in Summit County Ohio. (Art Work of Akron, Ohio. pt. 3 pg. 2) 54. City Hospital Akron; Akron City Hospital; Hospitals Several of the city's wealthy citizens banded together in the early 1890s and gathered enough funds to buy and convert the East Market Street home of Dr. S. W. Bartges into the first city hospital. The... 55. First Congregational Church Akron; First Congregational Church; Churches Dedicated in 1868, this building was the third to be occupied by First Congregational Church. Although partially destroyed by fire on February 2, 1881, it was rebuilt and enlarged at the cost of about... 56. Hotel Buchtel Akron; Hotel Buchtel; Hotels; Buildings; Streets and Roads Opened on April 16, 1884 the Buchtel Hotel was the leading hotel in the city for 28 years. Built by William Buchtel for $100,000, construction was completed in the spring of 1884. The hotel was five stories... 57. Crosby School Akron; Crosby School; Schools Crosby School, in Akon's Third Ward, was originally built in 1877 as an eight room school house. Significantly expanded in 1890s, it stood on the corner of Smith and West Street. It was named in honor... 58. Crystal Lake- Randolph Park Akron; Crystal Lake; Randolph Park; Lakes and Ponds; Parks; Silver Lake; Portage Lakes Randolph Park was created by the officials of the Mountain Line in the summer of 1895. They bought the land between the north end of Silver Lake and Crystal Lake in Summit County, and eventually built... 59. Doyle Block Akron; Doyle Block; Hammel's Business Shorthand College; Bolanz Bros. Florists; Dales Jewelry Store; The Doyle Block occupied the triangle of land between South Howard Street, South Main Street, and East Mill Street. It included several lumber yards and businesses, including Hammel's Business College... 60. Lake Anna- Barberton Barberton; Lake Anna; Lakes and Ponds Lake Anna, a 18-acre pond in Barberton, Ohio, was named for the daughter of Ohio Columbus Barber, owner of the Diamond Match Company. When Barber was sued for tax evasion, he retailiated by moving his... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 41-60 of 89 item(s)  page 3 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next
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