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27-48 The blue plus sign on the map is the Marker location.
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27-48 The Marker with University Hall in the background
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27-48 The Marker with Libbey Hall in the background.
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27-48 Centennial Mall
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27-48 Campus visitors
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27-48 John F. Savage Hall is used of basketball and concerts.
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27-48 The Glass Bowl Stadium
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27-48 The sports teams are known as the rockets.
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27-48 Campus buildings
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27-48 Back of Marker
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27-48 Front of Marker
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27-48 The University of Toledo
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27-48 The University of Toledo
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27-48 Toledo University
- Title, side A
- The University of Toledo
- Text, side A
- The Toledo University of Arts and Trades was established in 1872 with an endowment of 160 acres of land from Jesup W. Scott, local pioneer, publisher, and real estate broker. Scott envisioned Toledo as the "Future Great City of the World" and wanted an institution to train young people to fulfill their roles in the city's bright future.
- Text, side B
- The University changed its name several times -- to the Manual Training School (1884), The Polytechnic School (1900), and The University of the City of Toledo (1921). It changed locations many times as well, until President Henry Doerman brought it to this location in 1931. The University was supported by the city from 1883 to 1967, when it joined Ohio's system of state universities.
- Sponsors
- The University of Toledo, Toledo Sesquicentennial Commission, and The Ohio Historical Society
- Location
- Parkside between Nebraska and Hill