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Flat Iron Building

Posted in Main Street, Offices

Flat Iron Building

by tconte on October 14, 2019

Akron’s Flatiron Building was located at Howard and Main Streets in downtown Akron. It was built in 1907 and demolished in 1967.

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This Day In History

1936 On this day in 1936, 14,000 Goodyear employees joined a strike started several days earlier by tirebuilders in Plant 2. Workers wanted better wages and a block to company plans of increasing the workday to 8 hours. In all the strike would last 33 days.

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