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In 1882 Huron, Ohio became the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad’s port on Lake Erie for the shipping of iron ore and coal. For the next 100 years the docks played an integral part in Huron’s progress and economic growth. This documentary explores the impact of the docks on Huron and its residents.
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Huron Ore Dock by Bruce Dickens
$45.00 Add to cartThis color copy was produced for the Nickel Plate Road Historical Society’s convention held in Huron in 2009. Made from a Bruce Dickens print, it features the Fairbanks-Morse “Baby Trainmaster” switcher working at the Huron Dock.
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Huron: My Hometown, a Series of Oral Histories
$30.00 – $35.00 Select optionsIn celebration of Huron’s bicentennial in 2008 the Huron Historical Society and Huron Public Library produced a series of five DVDs featuring 19 interviews with local residents. You can learn the history of our area through the eyes of those who lived it.
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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.
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An Afternoon at the Huron Cemetery
$15.00 – $20.00 Select optionsHundreds of Huron residents were buried at the Huron Cemetery between the years of 1824 and 1936. Local actors bring nine of those individuals to life in “An Afternoon at the Huron Cemetery.”
