Restoring a Norwalk West Main Street Home
William and Ruth Miller restore 122 West Main Street a two year project transforming an 1892 house into a comfortable blend of antiques and modern living Attic basement and three floors house 12 to 15 rooms while neighbors like the Rapps share tips The project uncovers historical relics and a changing West Main Street atmosphere.
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Miller
West Main Street
Reflector
Norwalk
Janet Conway
William D. Miller
W. Main St
Millers
Betsy
Ruth McDonald
Herbert Freeman
Mrs. Miller
Lewis C. Laylin
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Sherman-Hanna
Republican Party
Clarence Laylin
The
Ohio Historical Society
Lewis Laylin
John Laylin
Norwalk Man Finds Hidden Tunnels On Old Miller Property
John Ball bought the Florence Miller property along U.S. 250 north of Norwalk for 53 500 dollars with nine acres, a house, and a barn. He discovered brick tunnels once used by the Norwalk Crucible Iron and Steel Plant, water cooled channels under the site, and plans a sunken garden while opening Heritage House a light fixture store in the barn by January. Ball and his wife Kathleen will remodel the New England home and barn to host Early American light fixtures.
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John Ball
Florence Miller
Ball
Steel Company
Norwalk
New England
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Susan Miller
Happiwear
Bil
Bill
Isadore Lichtessen
Elm St
Kathleen
Santa Claus
Norwalk Crucible Iron and Steel Plant