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The Chagrin Falls Intermediate School has a long history, beginning as the Asbury Seminary in 1843. As the population of Chagrin Falls grew, the school underwent several changes and expansions. It was converted to Chagrin Falls High School in 1858. A new school was built next door in 1886, and was later expanded in 1892. Additional schools were built in 1909 and 1914 to accommodate increasing student populations. The current intermediate school building has been in use for middle schoolers since 1959.
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The Chagrin Falls Popcorn Shop was built in 1875 originally as a flour mill powered by the Chagrin Falls River. It became a popcorn shop in the 1940s selling locally produced ice cream, popcorn, and candies. Located in downtown Chagrin Falls, Ohio, the Popcorn Shop was visited by President George W. Bush and his family in 2004 and nearly burned down in 2000 after a vehicle crashed into it. The shop continues to serve ice cream, popcorn, lollipops, and other treats today.
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The Terminal Tower in Cleveland, Ohio was built in 1930 by the Van Sweringen brothers and originally served as a train terminal. It stands 771 feet tall and was once the tallest building in Cleveland. The tower gets its name from the train terminal that runs under the building and connects to Cleveland's airport. A falcon named Boomer lives on the tower and was recently joined by offspring, though some want to remove his family. The tower contains office space, a mall called Tower City, and an observation deck on the 42nd floor.
Katie triangle park
Triangle Park in Chagrin, Ohio has been an important landmark since the 1870s. It features a gazebo built in 1877, hosts community events like concerts and weddings, and contains historical monuments and structures including a time capsule from 1983. The park was originally a carriage works before being purchased and developed as a public park in 1873, and has since undergone changes while preserving its status as a gathering place for the town.
William-Terminal tower
The Terminal Tower in Cleveland, Ohio was built by the Van Sweringen brothers between 1926 and 1930 at a cost of $179 million. It was the third tallest building in the United States when completed in 1930, standing 771 meters tall. An external strobe light atop the tower rotated 360 degrees to help ships and planes locate Cleveland Hopkins International Airport when the building first opened.
Squaw rock by allie
Squaw Rock is a large boulder located along the Chagrin River in Cuyahoga County Metroparks that was carved in 1880 by an artist named Henry Church. The carving depicts several figures including a snake, dog, mermaid, eagle, skeleton, and baby, but the meaning behind the carvings remains a mystery after more than 135 years. As an unusual and historically significant landmark, Squaw Rock attracts many visitors interested in its unknown origins and purpose.
Ted-Squaw rock
Henry Church, a blacksmith born in 1843, carved Squaw Rock in 1885, carving images such as a dog, serpent, and woman into the rock at night. Squaw Rock has been a picnic area for about 125 years and is located on a hiking trail near the Chagrin River.
Sam popcorn shop
The Popcorn Shop was built in 1875 and has remained largely the same appearance since then, though it was not always called the Popcorn Shop. While it still sells popcorn, candy and ice cream, in 1875 it did not have the name Popcorn Shop. In 2000, the Popcorn Shop was almost hit by a car that lost its brakes and almost fell into the river, showing how it has remained standing for over 100 years despite some close calls.
Roller rink history
The Chagrin Valley Roller Rink was built in 1947 and has been providing families fun and entertainment on skates for over 68 years. The rink has a unique quonset hut-style shape and an interesting history, including the mascot Roo and the success of inline skating in the 1980s despite initial doubts. It has hosted speed skating teams and remains a community gathering place for skaters of all ages.
Quinn popcorn shop
The Popcorn Shop was built in 1875 as a retail space and opened as a popcorn shop in 1940. In 2000 it was almost pushed into a river by a runaway van but was repaired in 2001. It sells popcorn, ice cream, hot dogs, drinks, and sweets and is located on East Washington Street. People enjoy the food, drinks, ice cream, and landscape, and some visit it for weddings.
Kelly-Popcorn shop
The Popcorn Shop is a historic shop located in North Main St that was built in 1875 and opened in 1948, selling popcorn, candy, ice cream, hot dogs and drinks. In November 2000, a vehicle crashed into the shop almost pushing it into a nearby river. The shop is best known for creating a giant popcorn ball that was dropped from a flagpole at midnight on New Year's Eve in 2014. It has been visited by celebrities and U.S. presidents over the years.
Michael squaw rock
Henry Church carved artwork including arrows, an eagle, a serpent, and other figures onto Squaw Rock near the Chagrin River in 1885. Standing at 30 feet tall, similar to a woolly mammoth, Squaw Rock has historical and community importance as a local landmark and popular hiking destination located in the Cleveland Metroparks South Chagrin Reservation, providing scenic views along with the carved figures.
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- 1. All About The Chagrin Falls Intermediate School Facts and Photos By Kaile March 25, 2015
- 2. THE BEGINNING The Chagrin Falls Intermediate School is an important landmark to our community because the space where the Chagrin Falls Intermediate School is now has always been school property. It has not always been the Intermediate School though. It has had a lot of changes over the years but it has always been some kind of school. ● The first school on the property was Asbury Seminary and it was built in 1843, 10 years after Chagrin Falls was founded. It was built on Philomethian Street because philomethian means “love of learning”.
- 3. CHANGES BEGIN ● The Asbury Seminary was closed in 1858 and the building was then made into the new “Chagrin Falls High School”. By then many more people were settling in Chagrin Falls because they learned about the river and knew it was a good place to build their Mills and have their business. So the population of Chagrin Falls was growing and more school space was needed because there were more families settling in the area. ● In 1886 a new brick school was built next door to the high school. The high school was actually moved a few feet to make room for this new school. It was named the Chagrin Falls Union School but people called it the Philomethian Street School.
- 4. MORE CHANGES ● In 1892 an auditorium and four elementary school rooms were added on to the building. That building was big enough for all children in all grades so the Chagrin Falls High School next door was no longer needed and was sold for $100 in 1893. ● In 1909, a small school was built for first and second graders only. ● In 1914 a new high school was built again to make room for even more students because Chagrin Falls was getting to be known as one of the best schools around. ● In 1940, rooms were added onto the high school and again it was big enough for all students so the old brick Philomethian Street School/Union School and the small 1st and 2nd grade building were torn down. The building was now the only school and it was called the Philomethian Street School.
- 5. WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW ● In 1959 the high school that is used today was built and Gurney was built in 1966 so the Philomethian Street School was used just for middle schoolers since that time. ● It was named the Intermediate School in 1999. ● The part of the Intermediate School that faces East Washington Street is 100 years old. The part of the school that is on Philomethian Street is 75 years old.
- 6. 1. An interview with the author of the book, History of Chagrin Falls Schools, written by Tom Mattern and a visit to his Historical Room at Chagrin Falls High School. 2. The book, Chagrin Falls: An Ohio Village History written by the Chagrin Falls Historical Society 3. An interview and visit with Pat Zalba, curator of the Chagrin Falls Historical Society Information for this landmark project came from: