Properties Lost IN 2024
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Let's make sure there are no more!

Fout Hall
United Theological Seminary
​1800 Harvard Blvd.

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Properties Lost IN 2023

Louis Traxler Mansion
​42 Yale Ave.

Built in 1912 for Louis Traxler, importance to history, this Flemish Chateauesque style building stands out in the Dayton View Historic District. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places individually in 1979 and again in 1984 as part of the district. Click here to Learn More.

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Properties Lost IN 2022

Gem CIty ICe Cream Building
​1005 W. Third st.

Built in the Late 1800s with additions through 1914, The Gem City Ice Cream Company manufactured some of the first commercial ice cream in Ohio. This building stands out in the West Third Street Historic District and has been associated with the Wright Brothers' first bicycle shop. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988. Click here to Learn More.

JUDGE eDWARD t. sNEDIKER hOUSE
105 Oxford ave.

Built in 1905 for Edward Snediker, Court of Common Pleas Judge, this Colonial Revival style building stands out in the Dayton View Historic District. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Click here to Learn More.

Delaware View Apartments
1824 N. Main st.

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Properties Lost IN 2021

​Benjamin Stoner House
​2618 E. 3rd St.

Roberts Hall
​United Theological Seminary
1800 Harvard Blvd.

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PROPERTIES LOST IN 2020

​Robert M. Nevin House
1802 E. 3rd St.

​St. Joseph school
400 E. 2nd st.​

Becker's Market
860 Brown St.

​Alfred H. Iddings House
344 S. Main St.