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Sinclair Then and Now: Dayton’s Candy & Popcorn King, Maud Muller Apartments

August 11, 2026 By Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

A corner at the edge of Sinclair Community College's campus has seen radical changes over time, from a mansion belonging to a little-known inventor to a large apartment building that featured a popular restaurant and local brand of candy, before it and the whole area around … [Read more...] about Sinclair Then and Now: Dayton’s Candy & Popcorn King, Maud Muller Apartments

Filed Under: Historical Dayton Tagged With: Apartment Buildings, Candy, I. L. Baker, Inventions, L. F. Clevinger, Mansions, Maud Muller Apartments, Maud Muller Candies, Pittsburgh, Sinclair College, Underwood-Talmage Co

Historic Warehouse For Sale at Auction – 620 Geyer

December 18, 2024 By Andrew Walsh 2 Comments

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A former industrial building in the Riverdale neighborhood of Dayton is currently listed at auction online. The minimum bid is $123,334 and it has a Buy It Now price of $525,000. The auction page also cites a Zestimate for the building of $338,100 and a previous listing … [Read more...] about Historic Warehouse For Sale at Auction – 620 Geyer

Filed Under: New Developments Tagged With: Candy, Industrial Buildings, Riverdale, Underwood-Talmage Co

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