Built c1940s. Demolished c1975.
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Ramsey House, 3137 Warner Ave.
Built c1938. Names associated with this property were Ramsey, Guhl and Baisden. Demolished c1980s and replaced with the present structure.
Continue reading “Ramsey House, 3137 Warner Ave.”Ries Home, 3210 Fairbanks Ave.
Built c1940s. Some names associated with this home include Ries, Clarke, Fraley and Burling.
Continue reading “Ries Home, 3210 Fairbanks Ave.”House, 3730 Twining St.
Built c1967. Demolished c2017. Names associated with this home include Vivian, Pulkey, Recknagel and Vickers. This house was built much later than most of the homes on the same block.
Continue reading “House, 3730 Twining St.”House, 3203 Fairbanks Ave.
Built c1947. Some family names associated with this property: Rosinski; Sheats. Property was purchased by “SDT 1 Properties,” assumed to be Stephen D. Taylor. Also assumed that Taylor Cadillac will demolish the house and expand their parking lot, if it has not done so already.
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Built c1948. Some early names associated with this home were Basilius, Smith, Reitmeier, and Fritz.
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Built c1942. Some of the family names associated with this home were Van Meer, Jett, Merril, and Gingrich.
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Was located between Ohio Tool & Manufacturing and 3132 Millicent. Demolished c1961.
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Initially a single family home (c1905), later converted to a duplex (1922), later remodeled as a single family residence again (1928), later converted to duplex, again. Some of the names associated with this house were Wallace, Lee, Fritz, Wyatt, Garries and Connor.
Continue reading “House, 1327 Western Avenue”Miller Family Home, 7831 Sylvania Ave.
The story of the Miller family home, along with the story Alta Miller, her family history, and her murder in 1935, is well researched and told in great detail by Sylvania author and historian Gayleen Gindy in her 2024 publication, A Sylvania Family’s Tragedy: The Murder of Alta Miller. Also see the Gindy book for images of the Miller home and family.
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