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Hudson & High

This is a view of North High Street looking northwest from Hudson Street during the mid-1940s. The picture shows Hudson-High Pharmacy, Kroger, Minnie Metzgers Grill, and Neoacacia Hall (a Masonic lodge). The tallest building, the Ramlow Building, was built in the late 1800s by Catherine (Seeger) Volk Ramlow. (Photo courtesy of Columbus Metropolitan Libraries)

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One Response to “Hudson & High”

  1. Andy Wilson Says:
    November 27th, 2011 at 9:18 am

    I remember similar three story structures on the southwest west corner of Hudson and High Sts.. One of the three story buildings housed the Little Art Theater in the 1960’s

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