Demolished to make way for US 23/Central Avenue interchange in 1961/62.
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Category: House
Greenwood Drive
Greenwood Drive no longer exists. The US 23/Central Avenue interchange construction in 1962 erased Greenwood Drive and the homes that lined it.
Continue reading “Greenwood Drive”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.
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Built c1941. Records suggest this home was demolished in 1997. Other names associated with this address: Lemaitre, Schultz, Nightingale Realty.
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It has been suggested this was once the home of Herman Gingery who lived at 6819 Sylvania c1956.
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Independent Biscuit Company, 2557 McCord Rd.
Fyfe Home, 5636 W. Central Ave.
Home of August Fyfe. His sister Olive Fyfe lived in the house after his passing. She lived in the home until she passed in 1960. The property was puchased by Dr. Robert Elrod. Home was demolished c1970s.
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Was located on the southeast corner of Sylvania Avenue and King Road. Currently the King Road Branch of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library.
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