Elyria Library’s hundredth anniversary site history
The Elyria Library traces to Charles Arthur Ely’s 1864 will establishing a public library in Elyria. Executors deeded Broad Street property in 1866, a three story building housed the library on the third floor until a 1873 fire. Trustees moved to reestablish on the old site with a $7,000 building in 1874, librarian Nettie Wheeler served without an assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arthur Ely
Elyria
Broad Street
Ing
Thebrary
Nettie Wheeler
Scribner’s Magazine
Heyper's Magazine
Atlantic Magazine
Magazine of American History
Popular Science Monthly
North American Review
Herman Ely
Allen Smith
Cleveland
Elyria Hbrary
Elyria Victory
D. C. Baldwin
Baldwin
A. L. Garford
Harwood M. Nedington
Henry M. Parker
Clarence G. Washburn
James B. Seward
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
George Olmsted
W. A. Ely
William G. Sharp
Sharp
France
Robert B. Lersch
N. S. Townsend
Townsend
Ohio State University
John M. Vincent
Johns Hopkins University
F. M. Baker
Hemnan Ely
Patrick Henry Boynton
H. W. Ingersoll
Lincoln hailed as great president in history
A reader notes Abraham Lincoln as a great American president. The piece mentions India hoarding gold as famine reserve and refers to a "Dot" in context of economic or geopolitical discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abraham Lincoln
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garford
John C. Hale
Judge Hale
Mr. Ingersoll
Or. T. Maynard
Doghton
J. T. Burrows
Maynard
Rm. C. Maston
Singer
Middle Ave
Cloe
Alt
Pat
Philco
Philadelphia Battery
St. St
Phiilco
A. Jara & Tubes
PISO
Furniture Bargains
Golden Oal Rockers
West End Furniture Store
S&h Broad
Phanea
Sys
Phillips’ Drug Store
Edward G. Yost
Goodrich
the National Shoe Store
Broad ST