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East Mill Street, Akron, Ohio

Posted in Mill, Streets/Bridges

East Mill Street

by tconte on July 21, 2020

Akron’s boom came from the rubber industry,  but before that, it was an important canal town, a regional center for milling and a notable mass-producer of clay products.

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This Day In History

1867 On this day in 1867, the first Mass was celebrated at St. Vincent de Paul's new church building.
1929 On this day in 1929, the Polsky's Department Store broke ground on a new four-story, $2.1 million building on Main Street.
1978 On this day in 1978, Firestone recalled over 7 million Firestone 500 tires. This was the largest tire recall to date.

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