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This fascinating and informative documentary tells the story of Huron’s controversial urban renewal project and the animosity it sparked between those who supported the program and those who did not. Includes extra photos of Huron during the urban renewal period.
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Not to be Forgotten Times: Huron, A Village Comes of Age Vol. 2
Read moreThe second in a series of books about the history of Huron, Ohio from 1880 to 1929, this volume features the stories of the businesses that defined Huron and the people who lived, worked and died during these prosperous times.
This item is no longer available, but copies are available in the Huron Historical Society Office.
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Not To Be Forgotten Times: Huron, A Great Lakes Port Vol. 1
$20.00 Add to cartThis is the first in a series of books about the history of Huron, Ohio from the 1700s to 1880. The book depicts the area’s early inhabitants, from prehistoric Indians to the white men and women who founded and settled Huron. Value: $20.00
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Lake Shore Electric Railway
$10.00 – $15.00 Select optionsFor over three decades, the electric interurban railway played a major part in the economic life of the Midwest. The Lake Shore Electric Railway operated routes from Cleveland to Detroit, via Avon Lake, Lorain, Vermilion, Huron, Sandusky, and Toledo. This DVD explores the era of the Lake Shore Electric in Huron.
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The Golden Age by Mansfield, Ohio artist Kinley Shogren
$60.00 Add to cartThe 13 1/2” x 18 1/4” prints are signed and numbered by the artist. The Golden Age was built by Valentine Fries in 1883 at Fries Landing on the Huron River near Milan, Ohio and launched in Huron. The schooner was 287 feet in length and at the time was the largest vessel built on the Great Lakes.
Value: $60.00
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