Workers at the Eberhard Manufacturing Company survey damage caused by the 1956 factory fire.
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Title
Workers at the Eberhard Manufacturing Company survey damage caused by the 1956 factory fire.
Subject
St. Elizabeth of Hungary (Cleveland, Ohio)
Buckeye Road (Cleveland)
Hungarians
Description
Eberhard Manufacturing Company workers examine some of the damage that destroyed a factory building on the company's site at 2734 Tennyson in 1956. The company survived the fire and continued to operate its facility at 2734 Tennyson near St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, until it moved the facility to Strongsville in 1973.
Creator
Nash, John
Source
Cleveland Press Collection
Date
1956-04-06
Format
Image, JPEG, 328 Kb
Language
eng
Type
Image
Coverage
Cleveland (Ohio)
Contribution Form
Online Submission
No
Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
5 x 7 in.
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