 The water, in the foreground is Swan Creek, just before it flows into the Maumee.
 The water, in the foreground is Swan Creek, just before it flows into the Maumee. Every building has a story. Some interesting. Some maddening. One, well, one's a bit risque.
 Every building has a story. Some interesting. Some maddening. One, well, one's a bit risque. These were taken from the grounds of the corporate headquarters of Owens-Corning. The landscaping is a recreation of the Oak Openings ecosystem, which covered the parts of the area that weren't swampland.
 These were taken from the grounds of the corporate headquarters of Owens-Corning. The landscaping is a recreation of the Oak Openings ecosystem, which covered the parts of the area that weren't swampland.


 
 
 



 
 
 
 
 
 
3 comments:
Well, out with it, man! Don't just give us teasers about the histories of the buildings!
Nice pictures.
I'm ignorant on this - probably 'cause I'm from East Toledo - is Swan Creek part of, or adjacent to, or not anywhere near the old canal system?
As I recall, the canal used part of Swan Creek, but went down another route. Most of it's now the Anthony Wayne Trail.
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