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Howe Hotel, Akron, Ohio

Posted in Hotels

Hotel Howe

by tconte on July 14, 2019

This towering structure once stood at 11 South Main Street. The 11-story, 112-room hotel was the tallest building in Akron when it opened in 1915. The hotel, which had been left vacant and neglected for years, was demolished in 1998.

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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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