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Old Goodyear buildings torn down in Akron: What we know about the River Street demolition

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About 75% of the 600,000-square-foot plant had been demolished as of Monday. Building 31, the cement house, was a three-story, L-shaped structure completed in 1915. Building 33, constructed as five stories in 1916 but expanded to seven in 1920, measured 239 feet long by 159 feet.

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Old Goodyear buildings torn down in Akron: What we know about the River Street demolition

The century-old mixing center, once a symbol of Akron’s reign as ‘The Rubber Capital of the World,’ is being razed along River Street.

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Akron Beacon Journal broke the news in on Tuesday, January 30, 2024.
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