Starr House and Broad Street in Early Elyria
Elyria history notes focus on the Starr house on Broad Street built about 1826 by Theodore Ely, later owned by Raymond Starr and family. The article recalls the Greek Temple style, the 1873 fire that devastated the block, and nearby historic homes like the Monroe and Goodwin houses, with later demolition for commercial blocks and current vacant lots.
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Elyria
Bread Street
J.C. Penney Co
Shane Furniture
Broad Street
Main Street
Theodore Ely
Heman Ely
Alleghenies
Ohio River
Ely
Heman
Raymond Starr
Starr
Penfield
Raymond
George RL Starr
Horace Starr
Merthe
Dizon's
Starr Brothers & Co
Washington Avenue
George Starr
James M. Worthington
Amherst
William Graves Sharp
U.S
France
Monroe Place
Thompson Miles
Goodwin
Monroe
East Bridge Street
Knights of Columbus
Elderread
Bob Elbert
Weddell House
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New Jersey Shore
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Washington
Philadelpha
Ms. Sawyer
Aruba
Cailis
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Washington Avenue Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Golden Crescent Montessori School
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Elizabeth Ann Starr
Amblin
Connie Davis
Lorain County Historical Society
Bonn
Darrell Sifford
Middle Avenue
Ohio
Lorain and
Ohio Bureau OF Employment Services
Lorain
Btnattate
Patricia Schmucker
Sage
Natrg
American Medical 'T Association
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Abbe Rd
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