Feel free to add...

 

Akron Beacon Journal

 

Canton Repository

 

Cincinnati Enquirer

 

Cincinnati Times Star

 

Cleveland Plain Dealer (building to right, demolished and now the site of the public library expansion)

 

Columbus Dispatch

 

Dayton Daily News

 

Dayton Journal-Herald

 

Hamilton Journal-News

 

Springfield News Sun

 

Mansfield News Journal

 

Toledo Blade

 

Youngstown Vindicator

 

Neat thread, thanks!

I always did love Springfield's.

great pictures! thanks for posting

Times-Star in Cincinnati

 

 

 

 

 

what about the Cincinnati Post Building?

Does anyone have a photo of the Leader Building in Cleveland?  Here's a streetview-

 

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=e.+6th+and+superior+avenue,+cleveland&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=41.632176,57.480469&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Superior+Ave+E+%26+E+6th+St,+Cleveland,+Cuyahoga,+Ohio+44114&ll=41.500478,-81.68895&spn=0.009642,0.014033&z=16&layer=c&cbll=41.501381,-81.690321&panoid=wa7g8ShlPESG569_n_oSKQ&cbp=12,185.78,,0,-14.44

 

I don't know if these are out of the realm of this thread...

 

Tremont (Cleve)

 

 

 

Detroit-Shoreway (Cleve)

 

 

Cool thread!

Very appropriate, Clueless,Ohio. The ethnic newspapers have faded from a lot of people's consciousness, but they once were an important part of large, cohesive immigrant neighborhoods. A Macedonian Tribune has been published for a long time in Fort Wayne, but to my knowledge it has never had a building of its own.

 

 

Huntington, Indiana - home of the Catholic weekly newspaper, Our Sunday Visitor, from 1925 until a new, larger facility was completed nearby in 1961. Father John Francis Noll, later to become Bishop of the Fort Wayne - South Bend Diocese, originated the paper in 1912 to combat anti-Catholic propaganda that was rampant among mainstream and independent publications at the time, and continued to be directly involved in its publication throughout his career.

Portsmouth Times:

 

Dan Quayle's father used to be editor of the Portsmouth Daily Times. fun facts

"Dayton Journal Herald". Wow.

 

I don't know if these are out of the realm of this thread...

 

Tremont (Cleve)

 

 

 

Detroit-Shoreway (Cleve)

 

 

 

Those are awesome.  Who knew?!!

Springfield's News-Sun building is apparently endangered. The paper moved out last year and a local family purchased the building. A Save Our News-Sun Building Facebook group has formed due to many sources reporting it will be leveled for parking.

 

From a News-Sun article about the building:

The architectural firm Schultze & Weaver designed the News-Sun Building, an Italian Renaissance revival-style work. The company also designed several well-known Biltmore hotels and the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.

yeah this is a fun idea for a thread

 

 

cleveland leader building

 

 

cleveland press building (e9th & rockwell)

 

 

boo!

 

 

eh

 

 

cleveland call & post

 

 

de do do do de da da da - lorain journal bldg  :mrgreen:

Completely missed this thread over the years. Love it, and love the architecture of most of Ohio's newspapers!

 

Sadly, this is the last Sun Newspapers office in which I worked -- 5510 Cloverleaf Parkway, Valley View, OH....

 

 

 

But you all forgot the most famous newspaper headquarters of all -- The Daily Planet! (compliments of MayDay)

 

Admittedly nothing historic looking about the building on the right (not sure when it was built--late 40's/50's?), but it was the home of the Painesville Telegraph (later called just the Telegraph), which dated back to 1822 and met its demise in the late 1980's. In its latter years a giant flashing red "T" was placed atop the transmission tower (or whatever that's called :wtf:), the base of which is visible here, and got a lot of quizzical responses from the general public, wondering what the f#!k is that big red "T"??!! The building is still abandoned and probably awaiting "development.":roll: :laugh: