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Renovation Will Add Commercial Space to Historic Salem and Grand

March 13, 2023 By Andrew Walsh 3 Comments

The Salem Ave Corridor has seen some activity in recent years, with the Gem City Market opening in 2021 and the upcoming redevelopment of the Longfellow School site. Now a new $14 million project will upgrade housing at Salem and Grand Avenues and also reestablish 6,300 … [Read more...] about Renovation Will Add Commercial Space to Historic Salem and Grand

Filed Under: New Developments Tagged With: Drug Stores, Gem City Market, Longfellow School, Miller-Valentine, Preservation, Retail, Salem Ave, Salem Ave Peace Corridor, St. Mary Development Corp

The Last of NCR in Dayton: Repurposed Buildings That Still Stand

October 1, 2022 By Andrew Walsh

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In my book Lost Dayton Ohio I have a detailed chapter outlining the early history of National Cash Register (NCR): its early years taking James Ritty's invention to incredible heights; its physical footprint in Dayton and longstanding impact on the community; and ultimately … [Read more...] about The Last of NCR in Dayton: Repurposed Buildings That Still Stand

Filed Under: Historical Dayton Tagged With: Dayton Daily News, Industrial Buildings, John H Patterson, Miller-Valentine, National Cash Register, Raymond Fitz, University of Dayton, University Park

Dayton Arcade Post-Closure: Timeline and Redevelopment Efforts

May 15, 2019 By Andrew Walsh 2 Comments

The Third Street Arcade, Then and Now (Photos by Dan Arnold) Read Part 1: Dayton Arcade: A Historical Timeline Our last article left off in spring of 1991, when the Dayton Arcade finally closed after years of decline. (Two tenants did remain open: Arcade Seafoods with its … [Read more...] about Dayton Arcade Post-Closure: Timeline and Redevelopment Efforts

Filed Under: New Developments Tagged With: Cross Street Partners, Danis, Dayton Arcade, Downtown Dayton, Gunther Berg, McCormack Baron Salazar, Miller-Valentine, Model Group, Nan Whaley, The Entrepreneurs Center, Tony Staub, University of Dayton

What’s Going On With? Dayton Arcade Redevelopment

June 26, 2018 By Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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This article is part of my larger Dayton Arcade History Guide, which covers the full story of the complex, its buildings, decline, and redevelopment. The Dayton Arcade project continues to receive good news, but some Daytonians will remain skeptical until the day they set … [Read more...] about What’s Going On With? Dayton Arcade Redevelopment

Filed Under: New Developments Tagged With: Cross Street Partners, Dayton Arcade, Downtown Dayton, McCormack Baron Salazar, Miller-Valentine, Model Group, What's Going On With?

Dayton Arcade Redevelopment: Will It Happen? (With Pics)

January 11, 2018 By Andrew Walsh 1 Comment

Also see my Dayton Arcade History Guide, which covers the full story of the complex, its buildings, decline, and redevelopment. No development project has gotten Daytonians more excited recently than the proposed restoration of the Dayton Arcade. The seven building … [Read more...] about Dayton Arcade Redevelopment: Will It Happen? (With Pics)

Filed Under: New Developments Tagged With: Commercial Buildings, Dayton Arcade, Downtown Dayton, Features, Miller-Valentine, Nan Whaley, Preservation, What's Going On With?

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