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Architecture Echoes History
Posted over 2 years ago by April S
Explore Toledo’s fascinating history through the Library’s vast architecture collection.
Our always-expanding collection, dating from the 1900s, features original architectural drawings, pen and ink renderings, and photographs from commercial and residential buildings including:
- Tillinghast/Willys Home
- Commodore Perry Hotel Ballroom
- Cherry Street/Martin Luther King Bridge
House Tours
Explore Old West End Festival House Tours at
tlcpl.org/nwoarch.
Local History Research
The Local History and Genealogy Department is open during Main Library's renovation for in-person research (by appointment):
Monday | 11 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday - Saturday | 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Rare Book Room
Visit the Rare Book Room in the Local History and Genealogy Department in person or view our collection online at:
toledolibrary.org/digitalcollections.
For reference questions or to schedule an appointment call 419.259.5233.
toledolibrary.org/localhistory
Toledo : A History in Architecture
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