Greetings from Akron
Seeded on the Ohio-Erie Canal, Akron was the fastest growing…
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Silver Lake Park – A Trip to Rockaway
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DeWitt’s Automobile Ranch
Popular Akron auto dealership in the 50’s. Sold Dodge, Plymouth, Simca, Lloyds,…
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Bill Copley Buick
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Police Station – Municipal Building
The first horseless police vehicle ever introduced in the United States was…
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Post Office – Cuyahoga Falls
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B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
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Faith Church
Faith Church was an Evangelical United Brethren church in Akron, Ohio.…
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Metropolitan Building
The Metropolitan Building still stands today although its name has…
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Howard Street
It may be unrecognizable today, but the one-time importance of…
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Silver Lake Park – Entrance
For 40 years, visitors to Silver Lake Park were never…
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Mill Street Looking East
A streetcar is seen ascending the Mill Street Viaduct as…
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Garfield Hotel
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Silver Lake Park – Bath House
In 1874, Ralph H. Lodge bought Silver Lake (all the…
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Akron High School
This beautiful piece of architecture was the city’s high school.…
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East on Market Street, from Main Street
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Akron University
The University of Akron was founded as Buchtel College in…
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Akron Gospel Tabernacle
A Shelter in the Time of Storm.
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Peoples Hospital
Construction on the first building was completed on March 1,…
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Portage Hotel – Dining Room
The elegantly appointed dining room in the Portage Hotel.
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Strand Theater
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Allen Theatre WADC Broadcasting Station
WADC broadcasting studios located in the Towell Cadillac Building. WADC…
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Central Garage
A testament to just how fast automobiles has grown in…
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Summit Feeder
For much of the early 1900’s, the Summit lake area…
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Kaase’s Restaurant
Kaase’s Restaraunt was located at 53 E. Mill Street.
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North Howard Street
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