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Arcade Hotel (Creston, Ohio) (view source)
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==History==
==History==
The Arcade Hotel was built in 1899 by Allen W. {{Surname|Harris}}. It was sold in 1907 to Mr. Levi "Lee" Henry {{Surname|Rebman}}. Mr. Rebman managed the hotel until 1913. In 1914, Allen Harris repurchased the hotel. After Mr. Harris' passing, the hotel was passed down to his children: Joe, Hattie and Minnie.
In the 1940s, the James {{Surname|Marcum}} family owned the building and converted it into apartments. On 26 October 1978, the building was destroyed by fire. It was torn down and in 1989, a duplex apartment was built on the same location. The duplex apartment building was owned by Terry {{Surname|Eagle}}. Also, on the property is a beauty shop owned by Barbara {{Surname|Eagle}}, the wife of Terry. The beauty shop was called "The Hair Works." <ref> Slater, Kathleen (Kate) Murray. ''Creston Past Almost Forgotten''. Creston: The Creston Historical Society, 1991. Page 20 </ref>
==Slogans==
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