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Farmers Hotel, like many businesses in [[Wooster, Ohio]] went through a number of changes during its history. It was originally mentioned in the Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory of 1859 as being located on the north side of [[W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio|W. Liberty St.]] between Walnut St. and Grant St.<ref> Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide & Business Mirror, 1859 by J. H. Baumgardner & Co </ref> By 1884 it had relocated to 21 [[N. Buckeye St., Wooster, Ohio|N. Buckeye St.]] and was being run as a boarding house by A. W. Melsheimer. <ref> Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1884 pg. 88 </ref> The property went on to be the home and business location of John Markel, a cooper. <ref> Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1896 pg. 113 </ref> By 1900 it was again being operated as a boarding house. <ref>  Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1900 pg. 52 </ref> Markel would continue as the proprietor of the Farmers Hotel through at least 1904. <ref>  Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1904 pg. 110 </ref> In September of 1907 the bones of a human leg were discovered during the building's demolition. <ref> Wayne County Democrat Sept. 25, 1907 pg. 3 </ref>
  
==City directory==
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*  '''Human Bones Were Found:''' Underneath an Old Building Formerly Known as Farmer's Hotel on Buckeye Street. <ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1907 Sep 25, p. </ref>
Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide & Business Mirror, 1859 by J. H. Baumgardner & Co.
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While tearing down the building formerly used as the [[Farmers Hotel]] on North Buckeye street, and on which will be erected a livery barn. Mr. Nolan found the bones of the leg of a human skeleton. There was no cellar under this portion of the building. It is the southwest room at the corner of the street and the alley. The bones were found just under a few inches of fine dust and dirt, and also had a shoe laying near the end of the foot bone. They are much crumbled and look as if they had been there for many years. An investigation will be made but it is not likely that the mystery will be unraveled as the bones are so crumbled as to preclude any possibility of finding anything that would identify the body or how it came to be placed under the floor.
  
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==Newspaper articles==
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==Quick Facts==
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* 1859 -  Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide & Business Mirror, 1859 by J. H. Baumgardner & Co.
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* 1884, 1896, 1900, 1904 - Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory
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==Newspaper Article Citations==
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[[Category:Defunct businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
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[[Category:Accommodation & Food Services]]
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===Maps===
[[Category:Hotels]]
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[[Category:Businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
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File:Sandborn Map Jan 1898_0001.pdf
[[Category:Accommodation & Food Services businesses defunct]]
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File:Sandborn Map Jan 1905_0001.pdf
[[Category:Hotels defunct]]
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==Newspaper Clippings/Full Text==
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File:Farmer's Hotel body 9-25-1907 W. Co. Democrat.png
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About
Name
  • Farmers Hotel
Accommodation and Food Services
  • Accommodation
Services
  • Hotel
Facts
Founded
  • Date unknown
    Wooster,Ohio
Dissolved
  • Date unknown
Related
Key Persons
Location
    • 21 N Buckeye St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio

Farmers Hotel, like many businesses in Wooster, Ohio went through a number of changes during its history. It was originally mentioned in the Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory of 1859 as being located on the north side of W. Liberty St. between Walnut St. and Grant St.[1] By 1884 it had relocated to 21 N. Buckeye St. and was being run as a boarding house by A. W. Melsheimer. [2] The property went on to be the home and business location of John Markel, a cooper. [3] By 1900 it was again being operated as a boarding house. [4] Markel would continue as the proprietor of the Farmers Hotel through at least 1904. [5] In September of 1907 the bones of a human leg were discovered during the building's demolition. [6]

  • Human Bones Were Found: Underneath an Old Building Formerly Known as Farmer's Hotel on Buckeye Street. [7]

While tearing down the building formerly used as the Farmers Hotel on North Buckeye street, and on which will be erected a livery barn. Mr. Nolan found the bones of the leg of a human skeleton. There was no cellar under this portion of the building. It is the southwest room at the corner of the street and the alley. The bones were found just under a few inches of fine dust and dirt, and also had a shoe laying near the end of the foot bone. They are much crumbled and look as if they had been there for many years. An investigation will be made but it is not likely that the mystery will be unraveled as the bones are so crumbled as to preclude any possibility of finding anything that would identify the body or how it came to be placed under the floor.


Quick Facts

  • 1859 - Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide & Business Mirror, 1859 by J. H. Baumgardner & Co.
  • 1884, 1896, 1900, 1904 - Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory

Newspaper Article Citations

  • September 25, 1907: "Human Bones Were Found - Underneath an Old Building Formerly Known as Farmer's Hotel on Buckeye Street" by Unknown Author, Wayne County Democrat, p. 3.

Maps

Newspaper Clippings/Full Text

  1. Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide & Business Mirror, 1859 by J. H. Baumgardner & Co
  2. Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1884 pg. 88
  3. Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1896 pg. 113
  4. Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1900 pg. 52
  5. Wooster City and Wayne County Business Directory 1904 pg. 110
  6. Wayne County Democrat Sept. 25, 1907 pg. 3
  7. Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1907 Sep 25, p.