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Zion German Evangelical Reformed Church, on Canton Avenue. I'm afraid it's even worse now, than when this picture was taken. Last time I saw it, you could look up through the window the top of the tower and see the sky through the roof. Not much hope for this one.
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It was built in 1882 and was Edward Fallis' first important commission for a church building. From 1915 to 1954 it was the synagogue of the Anshai Stard Congregation, then as Ebenezer Baptist Church.
2 comments:
you'd think a building with such potential would be used...
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that's it correct??
That's it. Unfortunately, Toledo has taken a rather odd course, over the years, in handling its downtown areas. I'll have to post on that.
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