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1878 DIRECTORY OF TUSCARAWAS AND CARROLL COUNTIES OHIO. Indexed by
1997 1878 DIRECTORY OF TUSCARAWAS AND CARROLL COUNTIES OHIO. Indexed by Nancy Boothe Schaar. Tuscarawas County, OH: Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society, 1997. 102, 41, xxiv, 44p., softcover, cover lightly soiled, some highlighting in text, g-vg. Reprint of Wiggins & McKillop's directories for Tuscarawas County and Carroll County, 1878. Contains ads.
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75TH ANNIVERSARY OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1975, LORAIN
1975 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1975, LORAIN, OHIO. (Lorain, OH: St. John's Church, 1975). 24p., 10 1/2" X 8", illus. wrappers, illus., covers spotted, good. A brief history of the Church, with the program for the "Jubilee Celebration."
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A GAZETTEER: CONTAINING A GENERAL VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES
1843 (SUMMIT CO IMPRINT) A GAZETTEER: CONTAINING A GENERAL VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES. Akron: Manning and Darby, 1843. 409p, 1/2 leather with marbled boards, light wear to edges, foxing, good. It is apparent that a map-making industry existed in Akron during the 1830's and 40's, but that no real record of its activities can be found. We find that the Lewis Robinson Company of Vermont was established in Akron, producing several maps that are recorded. Nahum Fay, a local manufacturer and politician, was probably the first representative of this company in 1836. J.C. Darby of Akron engraved maps during this time, including a Lewis Robinson map of the U.S., dated 1837, which is owned by the Summit County Historical Society. Samuel Manning of Akron was also in the map publishing business, training Frank Adams who became his partner and later bought the business, continuing it under the name Adams and Egleston until 1848 when a fire destroyed their building. Adams would later become president of the Akron Sewer Pipe Company. And then there is this book, possibly made to accompany a map, but a very early imprint of an undocumented part of Akron's history. We would be interested in any additional information or locations of maps printed in Akron before 1860.
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A HISTORY OF WEST UNION SCHOOL
Johnson, Allen L. A HISTORY OF WEST UNION SCHOOL. No place, (1958). No pagination (9p), wraps, one illustration of the school, wraps browned, good. Includes lists of teachers, pupils, vets of WWII and Korean War.
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A TASTE OF SILVER LAKE, Recipes With Love
A TASTE OF SILVER LAKE, Recipes With Love. Silver Lake, OH: Martha Mary Guild of The Church in Silver Lake, nd. 412p, 10" X 8", color pictorial softcover, vg. A compilation of recipes, memories, history and photographs from the Village of Silver Lake, Ohio.
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A WONDER BOOK OF RUBBER
A WONDER BOOK OF RUBBER. (Akron, OH): B.F. Goodrich Co., no date (circa 1932). 48p, 1/4 cloth, illustrated, wear to edges, g. General information offered to the public, as well as daily tours of the factories. Many photo illustrations of workers and machines.
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ABOUT THE ROWFANT CLUB, Questions & Answers
1960 ABOUT THE ROWFANT CLUB, Questions & Answers. Cleveland: (The Rowfant Club), 1960. 21p, paper wrappers, covers soiled and torn, fair. 2nd edition. 1000 copies. A history of the Cleveland book collectors club in question and answer form.
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ACTS OF A GENERAL NATURE, ENACTED, REVISED AND ORDERED TO BE RE-PRINTE
1824 ACTS OF A GENERAL NATURE, ENACTED, REVISED AND ORDERED TO BE RE-PRINTED, At the First Session of the Twenty-Second General Assembly of the State of Ohio, Begun and Held in the Town of Columbus, December 1, 1823... Vol. XXII. Columbus: P.H. Olmsted, 1824. 500p, leather, covers worn, text foxed & stained, good. "American Imprints," 1824, #17472.
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AKRON CENTRAL FORGE
AKRON CENTRAL FORGE. Akron, OH: Central Hower High School, 1939-40. Vol. 37, No. 1-8, Sept. 23, 1939-Jan, 19, 1940; Vol. 38, No. 1-7, Feb. 15-May 17, 1940, various pages, 18 1/2" x 12", cloth, illus, small labels on front cover, paper browning, text chipped, tears, good. High School newspaper, with news of student activities, programs, sports, etc. "Senior Forge Issue, June Nineteen Hundred and Forty" bound in. Contains ads.
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AKRON CENTRAL FORGE
AKRON CENTRAL FORGE. Akron, OH: Akron Central High School, 1941-42. Vol. 41, No. 1-8, Sept. 26, 1941-Jan. 23, 1942; Vol. 42, No. 1-8, Feb. 20-June, 1942. Various pages. 18 1/2" x 12", cloth, illus, covers worn, small label on front cover, paper browning, text chipped, worn, some pieces cut out, p. 1-2 of No. 4 of 1941 missing, fair. High School newspaper with news of student activities, programs, sports, etc. Bound in at end: "Senior Gravure 1938-1942." Contains ads.
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AKRON IN FOCUS
2004 1886483825 / 9781886483828 AKRON IN FOCUS. (San Marcos, CA: Heritage Media Corp., 2004). 208p, 11" X 9 1/2", cloth, b&w and color photography by Bruce Ford, vg+ in dj. First Edition. Introduction by Hugh Downs. Photographs and text about Akron, Ohio, and area.
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AKRON IN FOCUS
2004 1886483825 / 9781886483828 AKRON IN FOCUS. (San Marcos, CA: Heritage Media Corp., 2004). 208p, 11" X 9 1/2", cloth, b&w and color photography by Bruce Ford, vg+ in dj. First Edition. Introduction by Hugh Downs. Photographs and text about Akron, Ohio, and area.
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ANNALS OF THE EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO
ANNALS OF THE EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO. Cleveland: J. B. Savage Print., 1899-1903, 1909. Vol. IV, Nos. I-VI, Vol. V, No. VI., 696p, (537)-647p; cloth with leather spine and corners; paper wrappers on Vol. V, No. VI; illus.; covers worn; front cover detached; text lightly soiled; bookplate; Vol. V, No. VI wrappers lightly worn, good. Proceedings of meetings, speeches, lists and biographies of members. As is. [C]$35.00.
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ANNE NICHOLS' ABIE'S IRISH ROSE, NOW PLAYING AT MUSIC HALL, AKRON
(SUMMIT CO) ANNE NICHOLS' ABIE'S IRISH ROSE, NOW PLAYING AT MUSIC HALL, AKRON, OHIO. Akron, OH: Music Hall, n.d. (1920's?). 3 leaves, in the shape of rose leaves, held together with a metal fastener (doubtlessly used as a fan), 8 1/2" x 4 1/2" (opens to over a foot), lightly soiled and worn, good+. ABIE'S IRISH ROSE runs across all three leaves which are colored green with a pink rose at the top of the middle leaf. The Music Hall stood on the southeast corner of Exchange and High Streets in Akron. It opened on Sept. 15, 1904. This evidently advertised a performance of the popular show.
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ANNIVERSARY OF A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
1926 (TELEPHONE) ANNIVERSARY OF A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT. No place, no date (1926). No pagination (approx 225p), imitation leather, illustrated, some pencil marking, g-vg. Collection of 14 pamphlets bound together. Pamphlets were published to commemorate 50th anniversary of the telephone - "When the telephone came to..." Each pamphlet has 9-15p of local information followed by information of general interest. Cities & towns covered: Alliance, Dayton, Findlay, Lancaster, Marietta, Massillon, Middletown, Piqua, Sandusky, Springfield, Stuebenville, Xenia, Washington Courthouse and Zanesville. Illustrations include local scenes, company executives, operators, etc.
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ARCHITECTURAL REVUE OF THE MISSISSIPPI BASIN, A Quarterly
1930 (CUYAHOGA CO) ARCHITECTURAL REVUE OF THE MISSISSIPPI BASIN, A Quarterly. Volume 1, No. 1. Summer Issue, 1930. Columbus, 1930. 76p, 12"x9 1/8", pictorial wraps, illustrated, cover edges torn, wraps good, contents vg. lst issue, devoted to "Some of the Recent Work of Walker & Weeks, Architects, Cleveland." The most prominent Cleveland firm in the 1920's their work included many banks, bridges, libraries including Cleveland Public, Severance Hall, churches, Cleveland Stadium. Illustrations of all of the above and also of the firm's offices at 2341 Carnegie. Many ads-mainly construction firms and suppliers.
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