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Original Water
Taylor
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Cuyahoga
Falls General Hospital
City
Hall
 1910
Postcard of City Hall
The
Town Hall at the corner of
Front Street and Broad
Boulevard had been overcrowded
for many years, so it was
razed shortly after the new
City Building was dedicated in
October 1952.
1958
2nd Street The new building
is on the west side of Second
Street, between Oakwood Drive
and Stow Street and includes
the police department on the
north side of the building.
1960's
When many of the local
municipalities decided to have
a municipal court instead of a
mayor's court, the court was
added to the Cuyahoga Falls
City Building on Second
Street.
City
Workers
 Mayor
Chas. Grey, Fire Chief M E
Harrington, Safety Director
Dan Miller
 The
Highway Department June 3rd,
1938
Cuyahoga Falls Cemeteries
BOTZUM
CEMETERY:
Located on Yellow
Creek Road just west of Riverview Road, where
Yellow Creek Road joins West Bath Road.
Established sometime in the 1700's
and is believed to have had 150-175 burials.
Only a handful of
gravestones remain. For burial information
contact: Cuyahoga
Falls Cemetery Operations; Cuyahoga
Falls City Bldg; 2310
Second Street; Cuyahoga Falls OH
44221.
CHESTNUT
HILL MEMORIAL PARK:
Located at 2613
Sackett Avenue; Cuyahoga Falls OH 44221. (west
of State Road)
Contact: First Grace United CC; 2613 Sackett
Ave; Cuyahoga Falls, Oh; 330-928-6115
NATHANIEL
HARDY CEMETERY:
West of Rt 8 on
Quick Rd. No other information.
HARRINGTON
CEMETERY:
Located on the
east side of State Road just north of where
Bath Road intersects; between Hunter and Ascot
Pkwy. For burial information contact: Cuyahoga
Falls Cemetery Operations; Cuyahoga Falls City
Bldg; 2310
Second Street; Cuyahoga Falls OH
44221.
NORTHAMPTON
CENTER CEMETERY:
Located on West
Bath Road just west of Northampton Road. For
burial information
contact: Cuyahoga Falls Cemetery
Operations,. Cuyahoga Falls
City Bldg; 2310 Second Street; Cuyahoga Falls
OH 44221.
NORTHLAWN
MEMORIAL GARDENS:
Established in
1960. Located at 4724 State Rd; Cuyahoga Falls
OH 44221. On the west side of State Road north
of where Quick Road intersects State Road)
Burial information from the cemetery office at
4441 State Rd; Cuyahoga Falls OH 44221.
OAKWOOD
CEMETERY:
Established in
1834. Located at 2420 Oakwood Avenue, Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio. Off of Front Street near Cuyahoga
Falls High School. For burial information
contact: Cuyahoga Falls Cemetery
Operations, Cuyahoga Falls City Bldg;
2310 Second Street; Cuyahoga Falls
OH44221.
Cuyahoga Falls
General Hospital
 1960's
Then known as Green Cross
Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital traces
its roots to 1943, when a small group of
osteopathic physicians and surgeons in Akron
purchased and renovated a building at 15
Broad Street that had formerly housed the
East Akron Community Hospital. The 35-bed,
non-profit Green Cross General Hospital
opened its doors on September 20th that
year, with officers Arthur L. Harbarger, D.O.,
president; E.L. Jay, D.O. and L.O. Wilkins,
D.O., vice president; and H.S. Jeffers, D.O.,
secretary-treasurer. William S. Konold
served as consultant-manager. A decade
later, ground was broken for a new hospital
at 1900 23rd Street in nearby Cuyahoga
Falls. The new 78-bed Green Cross Hospital,
funded by $200,000 in Hill-Burton funds with
the remainder raised by subscription, was
formally opened to the public on December 4,
1954. The hospital experienced steady
growth, and by 1968 - its twenty-fifth
anniversary - Green Cross boasted
accommodations for 275 patients and
extensive surgery, radiology, laboratory,
and medical education facilities. An
ambulatory-care center was added in 1975. In
1978, the hospital changed its name to
Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital to better
identify it with the area it served, and
announced the opening of a family practice
center. The full-service, primary-care
hospital remained a freestanding osteopathic
hospital until 2001, when it became
affiliated with Summa Health System. Used
from www.summahealth.org
Cuyahoga Falls
Post Office
1960's
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