The Stiles E. Hubbard Building, which was built in 1856, complements the adjoining building built by Stiles Hubbard’s brother, Lester, in 1855. Continue Reading >
Stiles E. Hubbard BuildingLeslie2023-07-27T15:41:03-04:00
Early commercial development of the southeast corner of Columbus Avenue and East Market Street began in 1870 when local attorney Walter F. Stone constructed a frame building for stores. Continue Reading >
Founded in 1872 as the Third National Bank, the Third National Exchange Bank was at 220 West Market Street from 1914 until the mid 1960’s. Continue Reading >
Third National BankLeslie2023-07-27T15:37:16-04:00
In 1918 the Methodist church lost its location at the corner of Washington Street and Jackson Street to make way for the new Post Office. Continue Reading >
Trinity United Methodist ChurchLeslie2024-02-05T07:41:57-05:00
At the entrance to the Jackson Street Pier is an historical marker recognizing the activities of the Underground Railroad in Sandusky during the years preceding the Civil War. Continue Reading >
The building at 142 Columbus Avenue was built in 1853 and housed a succession of banks: Union Bank, Second National Bank, and Commercial Bank. Continue Reading >
In 1894, William West built a four-story commercial structure on East Washington Row between Columbus Avenue and Wayne Street called the Mahala Building. Continue Reading >
Washington Building / Mahala BlockLeslie2023-07-29T15:02:16-04:00
