Built 1957. Closed 1973. Became, and is currently, the site of the Canberra Corp.
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Fyfe Home, 5636 W. Central Ave.
Home of August Fyfe. His sister Olive Fyfe lived in the house after his passing. She lived in the home until she passed in 1960. The property was puchased by Dr. Robert Elrod. Home was demolished c1970s.
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Was located on the southeast corner of Sylvania Avenue and King Road. Currently the King Road Branch of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library.
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Central Elementary School, opened in 1929, was located on the northeast corner of Central Avenue and King Road. Central Elementary School closed in 2012 and was demolished in 2014. Currently Mercy Health Sylvania Medical Center Emergency Department.
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Case Home, 5954 W. Sylvania Ave.
Newman Home, 4230 N. Holland-Sylvania Rd.
D&R Market, 4344 Holland-Sylvania Rd.
Vic’s, 4985 Holland-Sylvania Rd.
Opened 1947. Owned by Vic Perot. Later became, and remains, the Village Inn (“VI”). History is detailed by Gayleen Gindy in Volume 5 of her Footpaths to Expressways series.
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