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Commentary – Old Town East – A Majestic Paradise
November 12, 2012
by Ed Lentz
By the early 1850’s, Columbus had been the capital city of the State of Ohio for about forty years. During that time the small village on the edge of the frontier had become first a town and then a city with the arrival of the Ohio and Erie Canal and the National Road.
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Analogue Kid
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On now!
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hugh59
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alexs said:
Watching it.Interesting about Broad St., if you were really rich but not WASP you went to Bryden.
Interesting that Tifereth Israel was able to buy land and build a synogogue right in the heart of that prime spot on East Broad Street. Of course, there was the Bryden Road Temple (that later became Temple Israel and is now way out east on Broad Street).
Hearing about East Broad Street made me chuckle. I grew up in a house with an East Broad Street address (though east of Bexley).
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Pablo
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hugh59 said:
Interesting that Tifereth Israel was able to buy land and build a synogogue right in the heart of that prime spot on East Broad Street. Of course, there was the Bryden Road Temple (that later became Temple Israel and is now way out east on Broad Street).Hearing about East Broad Street made me chuckle. I grew up in a house with an East Broad Street address (though east of Bexley).
When my dad moved here in 1959 he rented a place across the street from the Bryden Road Temple. I think I have a painting of the temple somewhere (my dad was an artist and painted and sketched constantly).
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Pablo said:
When my dad moved here in 1959 he rented a place across the street from the Bryden Road Temple. I think I have a painting of the temple somewhere (my dad was an artist and painted and sketched constantly).It is a shame that they tore it down. From the photos of it I have seen, it looked like a grand old building.
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Snarf said:
Looking forward to checking this out. Had only seen the Short North one, which was fascinating. It's on the DVR but Sunday's Boardwalk/Walking Dead/Homeland took priority.You can find the full Downtown, King-Lincoln and German Village ones on Youtube, here:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL83D726BAE23A4DAB&feature=plcp
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