Early Elyria Home Preserved with Nye Family Lore
Horace H. Nye home at 283 Washington Ave showcases Gothic Revival charm and a 165 by 425 foot lot along Black River. The Nye family, including Judge David J. Nye, remodeled in 1929 after his death in 1928, keeping heirloom furniture and features from the mid 19th century, while the property and gardens retain cherry trees, grapevines, and a family legacy spanning generations.
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Nye Father Son Served Lorain County As Judges
Horace H. Nye and his father the late David J. Nye both served Lorain County as judges with Horace retiring as Probate and Juvenile Judge in 1949 after three terms. The article notes their Oberlin College ties, legal and journalistic careers, and community affiliations.
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