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Welcome to the North Baltimore Area Historical Center Homepage 229 North Main Street P.O. Box 174 North Baltimore OH 45872 (419) 257-2266 |
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Hours of operations: |
Welcome to the North Baltimore Area Historical Center Homepage 229 North Main Street P.O. Box 174 North Baltimore OH 45872 (419) 257-2266 |
Special Tours: |
| 1812
1834 |
General
Hull's army marched along Rocky Ford Creek at the southeastern edge of town on their way to Detroit Beeson Gristmill established along Rocky Ford Creek, north of East Broadway First Post Office opened, Lincoln F. Hudson, postmaster First newspaper, The North Baltimore Enterprise, founded by B.L. and D.E. Peters B.L. Peters elected first mayor Henry's Opera house, 129 North Main Street, dedicated by Dr. A.G. Henry First oil well struck; First gas well established People's Bank organized, closed in 1894, purchased by Hardy Banking Co., 1896 Central Pressed Brick Co. opened, producing 8,000,000 bricks annually Zihlman Glass Company opened, making 1,000 drinking glasses a day City Hall built at 204 North Main Street, cost $5,925. Razed May, 1985 North Baltimore Electric Company founded at 115 West State Street by Dr. Henry Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern Electric Interurban (streetcar) Line completed, later abandoned in 1930 |
Village of North Baltimore AND 1997 The Ohio Historical Society 10-87 |
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