Akron Negro Directory |
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The Akron, Ohio Ku Klux Klan, 1921-1928 |
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Akron, The City of Opportunity |
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Akron’s Library: Commemorating Twenty-five Years on Main Street |
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The Architecture of Education: Akron Public Schools, 1890-1920 |
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Articulation: The Art of the Akron Summit County Public Library |
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A Century of Adjustment: A History of the Akron Jewish Community, 1865-1975 |
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Biggs Rotary Boilers |
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Charles Cook Bronson's History of Tallmadge and the Western Reserve 1804-1886 (Ten Volumes) |
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Volume 1 |
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Volume 2 |
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Volume 3 |
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Volume 4 |
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Volume 5 |
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Volume 6 |
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Volume 7 |
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Volume 8 |
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Volume 9 |
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Volume 10 |
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City Plan for Akron |
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The Contributions of Blacks in Akron 1825-1975 |
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Division Reports - Ohio Canal |
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Elizabeth Parke Firestone: Her Couture Collection and her Role as a Woman of Influence |
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A History of the Establishment of the Municipal University of Akron |
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A History of Tallmadge Coal: A Tale of Woodchucks, Welshmen, and a Canal |
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Imagining Akron: The Report of Imagine Akron 2025 |
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The Jewish Criterion |
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Life of Mrs. Ellen Stewart |
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Lost Soul, Get Right With God: The Akron Gospel Tabernacle and the Plight of Urban Revivalism. 1924-1934 |
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Red Guidon |
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The Report of The Akron Commission on Civil Disorders |
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Residential Architecture of Roy Firestone: Summit County, Ohio - Volume 1 |
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Residential Architecture of Roy Firestone: Summit County, Ohio - Volume 2 |
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Properties featured in the scrapbooks may be located using the owners’ names in: |
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Alphabetical Index |
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Street Index |
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A Selection of Photographs illustrating the works of Good & Wagner |
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A Sketch of the Settlement and Progress of the Township of Tallmadge |
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A Spin on the Past: The Origin Story of the Modern American Toy Industry, as it Occurred in Akron, Ohio, Including the Story of S.C. Dyke and the First Mass-Produced Toy--Clay marbles |
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Views of Akron, Ohio and Environs |
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Werner and His Empire: The Rise and Fall of a Gilded Age Printer |
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West Hill Sketchbook |
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Women and China Painting at the Turn of the 20th Century |
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