A skyscraper is defined as a very tall building that uses an internal steel or iron frame to support its floors and walls, allowing buildings to be constructed much taller than was previously possible using just stone or brick. The document then lists and provides images of the 10 tallest buildings in Toledo, Ohio, ranging from the Nasby Building as the first skyscraper to University Hall as the 10th tallest, with details on the materials and architectural styles of some of the buildings.

1. Skyscrapers

2. What is a skyscraper?
A skyscraper is a very tall building that has
an iron or steel frame inside that supports
its floors and walls. Before builders figured
out how to make steel frames, stone or
brick walls had to bear the weight of
structures. If the walls were built too high
the building would collapse from all the
weight.

3. The Nasby
Building was
Toledo’s first
skyscraper.

4. This is what it
looks like
today.

5. One SeaGate,
the tallest
building in
Toledo, is the
location of Fifth-
Third Bank's
Northwest Ohio
headquarters.

6. Fiberglass
Tower built
in 1969 is
the second
tallest
building
downtown.

7. The PNC Bank
Building is a
Limestone-faced
steel-frame
skyscraper in the
Art Deco style. It is
the third tallest
building in
downtown Toledo,
Ohio

8. This is the front of the building.

9. The Disalle Government Building is the
4th tallest in Toledo.

10. Riverfront
Apartment
Building is the
5th tallest
building in
Toledo.

11. The old St.
Anthony’s
Church is still the
6th tallest
building in
Toledo.

12. The Spitzer
Building was
Toledo's first
steel-framed
skyscraper. It
was built in
1896.
It is the 7th
tallest
building.

13. The Commodore
Perry Apartment
building is the 8th
tallest building in
Toledo.

14. The
Pilkington
Building is
the 9th tallest
building in
the city.

15. University Hall on the campus of UT is the
10th tallest building in Toledo, Ohio.