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1879
Two-story Victorian
Italianate mansion
was built for W. P.
and Louise
Southworth as their
private residence.
W.P. Southworth was
proprietor of a
wholesale and retail
grocery business
located on Public
Square. Louise
Southworth was very
active in the
suffrage movement
and headed the local
effort to secure
signatures for
woman’s right to
vote.
1910
Utilized by Baptist
Home of Northern
Ohio
1950's - 1960's
Building was known
as Edelmar Building
and occupied by
commercial firms
Late 1960's
Building was known
as Accountants
building
1973
Purchased by Pi
Sigma Tau Alpha
fraternity. Building
was used as a
fraternity house for
CSU Delta Sigma Phi
Fraternity
1984
Nominated for
National Register of
Historic Places
1996
Purchased by Michael
E. Chesler
1997
Purchased by Horizon
Health Services LLC
August 2005
Purchased in auction
by The Chesler
Group, Inc.
September 2005
Historic Restoration
Process
October 2007
Expected completion
of Historic
Restoration |
