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Osborn House speech by Dale Harter, October 1968Entry/Object ID
2023.06.14.1.2Scope and Content
2023.06.14.1.2
Notes, or more likely, a speech about the Osborn House, dated October 13, 1968, by Dale F. Harter.
Writes about the history of the area and mentions Lake Edge Park in Rocky River dedication ceremony for Col. John Bradstreet over the summer that year. Then goes into the history of Rueben Osborn settling in Dover in 1814. Commends the Cleveland Chapter of The American Institute of Architects for preserving the history of our Century Homes. States that the Osborn house is recorded in The Department of the Interior in Washington D.C. which has measurements and recognizes the home as one of the first built between the Cuyahoga River and the village of Lorain.
He then lists those attending, sometimes multiple members of these groups: Shook, Aldrich, Cahoon, Drake, Meddick, Sadler, Hartner, Teachers, Meyer, Veverka, True, Cross, Huey, Creedman, Osborn, Monroe, Smith, ?, and BullockRelationships
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Harter, Dale F.Person or Organization
Monroe, BobPerson or Organization
Monroe, Robert Dr.Person or Organization
Osborn, Reuben