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Summit County Jail, Akron, Ohio

Posted in Government

County Jail

by tconte on May 9, 2015

Built in 1902, the old jail was located between High Street and S. Broadway Street in downtown Akron. Inside were living quarters for the county sheriff and cells for up to 100 prisoners. The stunning sandstone building was destroyed in May 1965 and replaced by the new City-County Safety Building.

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This Day In History

1912 On this day in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt spoke to a crowd of more than 10,000 from the grandstand in Grace Park.
1931 On this day in 1931, the 6-story, 450-room Mayflower Hotel was opened.

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