Elyria’s early mills shaped the town and river power
The first industries in Elyria were dams, mills, and tanneries along the Black River. Early settlers built log, grist, and sawmills at Broad and East Bridge streets, with the White and Red Mills prominent landmarks. Dam power defined the era, later altered by new routes and bridges.
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Elyria
Black River
Heman Ely
East Bridge
Broad Streets
Cleveland Street
Ridge
Mound Street
Broad Street
Main Street
Ely
Tannery Street
Lorain County
East Bridge Street
Mill Street
Lake Lodi
East Falls
Saturday chores turn into a home project spree
A narrator quips about weekend tasks as he and Elvalee tackle a cluttered house. They test a light bulb, sort old glue, glue an ashtray to a finger, inspect antifreeze, check for leaks, empty cabinets, and polish photos while dodging smoke and a faulty clock of to do lists. Elvalee notes the need to trim trees before sunset.
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Elvalee
St. John and West Shore Hospital
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Connie Davis
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Lorain County Historical Society
Mother Nature
Bob
Hannah
Bob Swift
Gour Eleriling
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Carefree
Mayfair
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Lorain Business College
N. Ridge Rd
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