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Toledo Botanical Garden(en)
USA / Ohio / Ottawa_Hills (Toledo)
garden, botanical
Botanical Gardens and Artists' Village
Toledo Museum of Art(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
museum, art
Founded by Toledo glassmaker Edward Drummond Libbey in 1901, and moved to its present location, a Greek revival building designed by Edward B. Green and Harry W. Wachter, in 1912. The building was expanded twice in the 1920s and 1930s.
Fifth Third Field(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
stadium, baseball, ground, milb
Home of the Toledo Mud Hens, AAA Team of the Detroit Tigers. Built in 2002. In 2007 was named the Best Minor League Ballpark in America by Newsweek
The University of Toledo(en)
USA / Ohio / Ottawa_Hills (Toledo)
university, college, toledo
The University of Toledo has over 250 academic programs which are all a part of its 8 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health and Human Services, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and University College.
Owens Corning World Headquarters(en)
USA / Ohio / Rossford (Toledo)
pink, insulation
Owens Corning is one of the companies that makes Toledo the Glass City. Established in 1938, Owens Corning has grown into a global Fortune 500 company which produces the famous PINK home insulation, as well as roofing, siding and composite
Toledo Zoo(en)
USA / Ohio / Rossford (Toledo)
zoo, toledo
2700 Broadway Toledo, Ohio 43609 Phone: 419-385-4040 World Famous Toledo Zoo, home of the first hippoquarium. Founded in 1900, the zoo was city-owned until ownership was transferred to the Toledo Zoological Society, a private non-profit organization, in 1982. It has
Fifth-Third Center at One Seagate(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
skyscraper, toledo
www.cbre.com/USA/US/OH/Toledo/property/oneseagate Tallest building in Toledo at 411 feet. Sheathed in reflective glass.
Veteran's Memorial Glass City Skyway(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
toledo, bridge
The Veterans' Glass City Skyway, formerly known as the Maumee River Crossing, is a cable-stayed bridge on Interstate 280 in Toledo, Ohio. Opened in June 2007.
Tony Packo's Restaurant(en)
USA / Ohio / Harbor_View (Toledo)
restaurant, dogs, toledo
Neighborhood restaurant made famous by the TV series M*A*S*H. Cpl. Maxwell Klinger (Jamie Farr, in real life a Toledo native) would frequently mention his longing for Packo's food, and it's the food that makes the place more than just a
Toledo Sports Arena (former site)(en)
USA / Ohio / Rossford (Toledo)
arena, ice rink, former
Former home of: * Toledo Mercurys (1947–1962) * Toledo Blades (1963–1970) * Toledo Hornets (1970–1974) * Toledo Goaldiggers (1974–1986) * Toledo Storm (1991–2007)
One Government Center(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
government, toledo
640 Jackson Street Toledo, Ohio 43604
Lucas County Courthouse(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
courthouse, lucas, county, ohio
Lucas County Common Pleas Court 700 Adams Street Toledo, Ohio 43604
Erie Street Market(en)
USA / Ohio / Rossford (Toledo)
toledo
The Erie Street Market is located in a building originally constructed in 1908 as Toledo's main food distribution center. Designed in the classic indoor farmer's market tradition, the 3 bay building was altered in 1929 when the City added an
Monsignor Schmit CYO Athletic Complex(en)
USA / Ohio / Holland (Toledo)
baseball, football, softball, sports complex
Glass Bowl(en)
USA / Ohio / Ottawa_Hills (Toledo)
sport venue, toledo
The Home Field for the University of Toledo football team, nicknamed the Rockets. There is a one ton US Army rocket outside of the stadium, that is pointed directly at the home field of the Bowling Green Falcons, who are
The Village at Southwyck / Southwyck Mall(en)
USA / Ohio / Maumee (Toledo)
store / shop, mall, toledo
Opened in 1972 Southwyck Mall was one of the four enclosed major malls serving the Toledo area. Original mall tenants included Montgomery Ward and two local department stores, namely, Lion and Lasalle. The mall also contained a 7 screen movie
Toledo Express Airport (TOL/KTOL)(en)
USA / Ohio / Whitehouse
airport
www.globalair.com/airport/airport.aspx?aptcode=KTOL
Anthony Wayne (High-Level) Bridge(en)
USA / Ohio / Rossford (Toledo)
suspension, toledo, bridge
St. Vincent Hospital(en)
USA / Ohio / Toledo (Toledo)
hospital
A 550+ bed tertiary care hospital and level one trauma center in urban Toledo. Toledo's oldest hospital
Inverness Club(en)
USA / Ohio / Ottawa_Hills (Toledo)
This Donald Ross-designed course has played host to four U.S. Open championships, among other majors. It most recently held the 2003 US Senior Open.
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