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afternoon club booklet

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Mail (will not be published) (required). Read more about local historian and author Gloria Brown and the rest of the EverythingMedinaOhio team here. War of the Rebellion. A Long, Long Life. Then and Now: The Story of a Grande Dame. On The 1870 Fire: A Phoenix Rises From the Ashes. On HG Blake: “Always An Ardent Anti-Slavery Man and Friend of the Slave”. On HG Blake: “Always An Ardent Anti-Slavery Man and Friend of the Slave”. On Mr Dickens Comes To Call. Excursions – Akron. Medina High School Alum.

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‘’ Mary Shepard Griesinger

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And tagged: Afternoon Club. On a rainy October afternoon during the administration of President William McKinley, fourteen ladies gathered at the 314 East Washington St. home of Mary Griesinger, wife of a prominent businessman in Medina, to found a literary society. The house — which had achieved some level of fame before the Civil War as the home of Congressman H.G. Blake and, as [.]. Read more about local historian and author Gloria Brown and the rest of the EverythingMedinaOhio team here.

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‘’ Friday Afternoon Club

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And tagged: Afternoon Club. On a rainy October afternoon during the administration of President William McKinley, fourteen ladies gathered at the 314 East Washington St. home of Mary Griesinger, wife of a prominent businessman in Medina, to found a literary society. The house — which had achieved some level of fame before the Civil War as the home of Congressman H.G. Blake and, as [.]. Read more about local historian and author Gloria Brown and the rest of the EverythingMedinaOhio team here.

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‘’ H.G. Blake

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War of the Rebellion. And tagged: H.G. Blake. HG Blake's letter to Pres. Lincoln. Medina and the Civil War. This modest little clapboard building at 56 Public Square seems like an unlikely witness to history. It has stood on this spot since 1830, when the commercial district of the village of Medina consisted almost entirely of such little wooden structures. It survived two devastating fires in the nineteenth century and has housed law offices, [.]. A Long, Long Life. And tagged: Abraham Lincoln. The sto...

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‘’ Medina and the Civil War

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War of the Rebellion. And tagged: H.G. Blake. HG Blake's letter to Pres. Lincoln. Medina and the Civil War. This modest little clapboard building at 56 Public Square seems like an unlikely witness to history. It has stood on this spot since 1830, when the commercial district of the village of Medina consisted almost entirely of such little wooden structures. It survived two devastating fires in the nineteenth century and has housed law offices, [.]. War of the Rebellion. A Long, Long Life.

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‘’ Medina OH

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War of the Rebellion. And tagged: H.G. Blake. HG Blake's letter to Pres. Lincoln. Medina and the Civil War. This modest little clapboard building at 56 Public Square seems like an unlikely witness to history. It has stood on this spot since 1830, when the commercial district of the village of Medina consisted almost entirely of such little wooden structures. It survived two devastating fires in the nineteenth century and has housed law offices, [.]. And tagged: Afternoon Club. And tagged: Austin Badger.

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Smucker’s insurance building

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Smucker’s insurance building. Mail (will not be published) (required). Read more about local historian and author Gloria Brown and the rest of the EverythingMedinaOhio team here. War of the Rebellion. A Long, Long Life. Then and Now: The Story of a Grande Dame. On The 1870 Fire: A Phoenix Rises From the Ashes. On HG Blake: “Always An Ardent Anti-Slavery Man and Friend of the Slave”. On HG Blake: “Always An Ardent Anti-Slavery Man and Friend of the Slave”. On Mr Dickens Comes To Call.

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‘’ Book Club

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And tagged: Afternoon Club. On a rainy October afternoon during the administration of President William McKinley, fourteen ladies gathered at the 314 East Washington St. home of Mary Griesinger, wife of a prominent businessman in Medina, to found a literary society. The house — which had achieved some level of fame before the Civil War as the home of Congressman H.G. Blake and, as [.]. Read more about local historian and author Gloria Brown and the rest of the EverythingMedinaOhio team here.

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‘’ H.G. Blake’s letter to Pres. Lincoln

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War of the Rebellion. And tagged: H.G. Blake. HG Blake's letter to Pres. Lincoln. Medina and the Civil War. This modest little clapboard building at 56 Public Square seems like an unlikely witness to history. It has stood on this spot since 1830, when the commercial district of the village of Medina consisted almost entirely of such little wooden structures. It survived two devastating fires in the nineteenth century and has housed law offices, [.]. War of the Rebellion. A Long, Long Life.