Latest Breaking News On - கிராண்ட்வியூ அவென்யூ - Page 9 : comparemela.com

SportsUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Wayne Carlson Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Historical Society In 1916, brothers King and Ben Thompson, who eventually were responsible for the early planning of what would become Upper Arlington, established the Northwest Boulevard Co. to realize a dream of developing the community, which they had envisioned to be similar to one they had visited in Kansas City. The plan of development was to be executed on the Miller farm north of Fifth Avenue due to the land’s location, attractiveness and environment. The Miller farm was close to Columbus’ city center (“within three and one-half miles, in a straight line, from the business center of Columbus”) and was on high ground – an aspect especially important in the context of the Great Flood of 1913 that severely affected central Ohio.

Upper arlingtonUnited statesFranklin countyGrandview heightsDwayne carlsonBen thompsonGrandview heights marble cliff historical societyGrandview heights momentMarble cliff historicalNorthwest boulevardFifth avenueGreat floodGrandview avenueGood old columbus townOhio statehouseமேல் ஆர்லிங்டன்