Nottingham Road and St. Clair Avenue 1912
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Title
Nottingham Road and St. Clair Avenue 1912
Subject
Infrastructure
Suburbs
Description
By 1912 this strech of road was named Nottingham Road, no longer Dillie Road. The neighborhood has expanded by the number of buildings, when compared with the 1903 map of the same intersection. Also Nottingham Road not straight in this view. Back in 1903 the map of Dillie Road did not show the east/west break in the road.
Creator
Sanborn Map Company; Bell and Howell Information and Learning
Date
circa 1912
Contributor
Josh Ferron
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http://dmc.ohiolink.edu/cgi/i/image/image-idx?rgn1=ic_all;type=boolean;c=sanborn;g=oplinic;view=reslist;start=1;q1=St.%20Clair%20at%20Nottingham;size=50
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Euclid (Ohio), Euclid Creek Watershed (Ohio)
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