Historical Markers and War Memorials in Sylvania, Ohio
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Sylvania is in Lucas County
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This is a replica of a barn built in 1850 on Sylvania-Metamora Road. In 2000, the original barn was dismantled and the timber beams were transported to the Historical Village where they were used in the reconstruction of the barn. The original . . . — — Map (db m103703) HM
The showpiece of the Historical Village is the original railroad depot building that served Sylvania residents for 98 years, from 1858 to 1956. It is the oldest train depot in existance in the State of Ohio.
Built in 1858 and originally . . . — — Map (db m103676) HM
This rail line was the original route of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad, the first railroad to operate west of the Allegheny Mountains. The train made its initial run on October 3, 1836 from Toledo to Adrian, a total of approximately thirty miles. . . . — — Map (db m27749) HM
Jim started and led the recreation programs in Sylvania for the Sylvania Area Recreation Coalition. Athletic leagues and facilities under Jim's direction laid the groundwork for the formation of the Sylvania Area Joint Recreation District. Thousands . . . — — Map (db m197427) HM
This 1 1/2 story home was built in the 1840's. It was purchased in 1997 and moved to the Sylvania Historical Village from near Westin, Ohio, about 3 1/2 miles Southeast of Grand Rapids. The home was covered in asphalt shingles and had been . . . — — Map (db m104987) HM
This building is a reproduction of the center bays of the original Sylvania interurban car barn. It was located on South Main Street at Ten Mile Creek (near Sautter's Foodcenter). It houses two important pieces of Sylvania's rail history.
. . . — — Map (db m103650) HM
A gift to the Sylvavia area by its citizens to commemorate those who have fallen in our behalf
dedicated with faith in the future May 28, 1984
In Rememberance Sylvania casualties in all wars
Civil War 1861-1865
Charles Brown •
B. . . . — — Map (db m198073) WM
Wm. H. Abele 1892-1918 •
Harry frving Allen 1886-1918 •
John P. Amos 1890-1918 •
Mauda Anderson 1895-1918 •
Joseph A. Andrzejczak 1894-1918 •
Glen B. Archer 1918 • Roy A. Aukerman 1918 •
Henry Austin • Archie C. Avery 1889-1918 • . . . — — Map (db m191334) WM
Enjoy this beautiful and peaceful setting on the grounds of the Sylvania Historical Village. It celebrates the alliance of Sylvania with its sister city of Woodstock, Ontario in Canada. This alliance was formed between the two cities in 1992.
. . . — — Map (db m103611) HM
This school is a half-scale replica of the two story school that was built on this site in 1844. It was named "Stone Academy" because it was built out of local cut quarry stone. In 1869, a brick building replaced it called "Sylvania High School". . . . — — Map (db m105029) HM
This circa 1902 house was the home and office of Dr. Uriah A. Cooke. His physician's office is still intact. Adjacent to the office is a replica of an early 1900's apothecary. The three-story house features the original hardwood flooring, window . . . — — Map (db m103578) HM
The Sylvania Historical Village was established
to collect, conserve, research, exhibit and interpret
material and artifacts which contribute to an
understanding of the history and development of
Ohio, with emphasis on the Northwest Ohio . . . — — Map (db m173262) HM
In Commemoration
The people of Sylvania commemorate those
Sylvanians who died in service to the United States
In
The Korean War
William C. Kroll 1950-1953 Don J. Doremus
— — Map (db m182439) WM
In Commemoration
The People of Sylvania Commemorate Those
Sylvanians Who Died In Service To the United States
In
World War I
1917-1918 — — Map (db m182436) WM
In Commemoration
The people of Sylvania commemorate those
Sylvanians who died in service to the United States
In
World War II
1941-1945 — — Map (db m182438) WM
The Rotary Club of Toledo founded the “Toledo Society for Crippled Children” in 1920 to care for and treat children with disabilities, primarily those with polio. After a decade of fundraising and a substantial bequest from Edward Drummond Libbey, . . . — — Map (db m229639) HM
The David and Clarissa Harroun family migrated to Sylvania in 1835 and built their home, and in 1858 the barn, on this site. Four generations of this Harroun family called this property home, from 1835-1938. While here, David, Clarissa, and their . . . — — Map (db m94722) HM
In 1850, Lucian Lathrop (1800-1873) and his second wife Larissa Titus Lathrop (1803-1878) built this two-story Greek Revival home on South Main Street, where they lived with his children Helen and James Jerome and his mother Azubah Putnam Lathrop. . . . — — Map (db m180989) HM
Side A
Toledo and Western Railway Company
Sylvania was once the headquarters for the Toledo and Western Railway, an electric interurban line that provided service between Toledo and Pioneer with a branch line to . . . — — Map (db m94720) HM
In honor of these men
whose vision and
understanding created
Toledo Memorial Park & Mausoleum
Frank A. Atwell •
Charles A. Clegg •
Dorr Johnson •
Seley La Dow •
Norman Meyer •
Edwin B. Parker •
Ora Pelton •
Ray . . . — — Map (db m191330) HM WM
These trees furnished by the State Highway Department, planted November 11, 1940 to commemorate those from Lucas County, Ohio who gave their lives in the World War (1917-1918) were dedicated this date by Lucas County Council American Legion — — Map (db m197560) HM WM
Centennial Terrace and Quarry. In 1931, the France Stone Company ceased operations. Robert Burge leased 19 acres of the site for recreational swimming and opened Centennial Quarry in 1934. Five years later, Burge and associates opened . . . — — Map (db m94772) HM
The Hindu Temple of Toledo was established in 1981 for the growing Hindu and Jain communities in northwest Ohio. Religious functions were initially held in a house located on a 15-acre property purchased in 1983. The Temple, designed in a . . . — — Map (db m94783) HM