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Old Maids Kitchen, Gorge, Cuyahoga Falls/Akron, Ohio

Posted in Cuyahoga Falls, Parks

Gorge – Old Maids Kitchen

by tconte on August 1, 2019

Once known as Old Maid’s Kitchen, the site can be found in the Gorge Metro Park. Today, the cave is named for Mary Campbell, a white settler from Pennsylvania taken captive by the Leni Lenape Indians and brought to the Cuyahoga Valley and possibly the Gorge.

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This Day In History

1932 On this day in 1932, President Herbert Hoover made a short “whistle-stop” campaign speech at Union Station More than 10,000 people filled the area to hear Hoover give a brief account as to why he should be reelected.

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