Founding and Growth of Elyria on the Western Reserve
Elyria founded by Heman Ely on March 17 1817 on the Western Reserve at the Black River junction eight miles from Lake Erie. The city grew gradually to about 25 000 with rich banking and industrial sectors led by firms like Elyria Foundry and American Lace, plus robust schools, parks, and religious community services.
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Elyria Canning Company
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Fay Stocking Company
Fox Furnace Company
Garford Foundries Company
General Industries Company
Pfandier Company
Radiant Mills Company
Ridge ‘Top] Machine Company
Superior Metal Products Company
Timm’s Spring Company
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Universal Crane Company
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Worthington Ball Company
Harshaw, Fuller, Goodwin Co
I. T. 8. Rubber Co
Perry Fay Co
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