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but these plans never worked out. The "Munroe Falls
Manufacturing Co." was granted a charter by the Ohio Legislature in April 1837 in order to cultivate and manufacture cotton, flour, paper, silk, sugar and wool, including machinery and tools towards these purposes. The keys to their plans were to found a silk industry, which involved cultivating mulberry trees and silkworms. The trees thrived, the worms did not. Shortly after its founding the Munroe Falls Manufacturing Co. founded a bank, which issued various, unbacked currency. For the next few years the local economy thrived under the nearly unlimited credit afforded to its customers by the Company and its Bank, but ultimately the macroeconomics of the period prevailed, and both the Company and Bank failed, leaving many local residents holding worthless currency. After about 10 years, which included the economic instability of the
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arrived and purchased the two mills and approximately 250 acres (101 ha) of land around them to lay out a new village, which they named Munroe Falls. The village was incorporated
October 26, 1838. The Munroes had great plans for the village to become a center of commerce and an important city,
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Munroe Falls is also home to SGS Tool
Company, the worlds’ largest manufacturer of round solid carbide cutting tools. SGS Tool Company's corporate headquarters and R&D centers are located in Munroe Falls, while their manufacturing operations are located in Cuyahoga Falls. SGS is the largest
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living together, 6.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 22.0% were non-families. 18.8% of all households were made up of individuals, and 6.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.66 and the average family size was 3.04.
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has two parks located in Munroe Falls: the Munroe Falls Metro Park, which features a swimming lake; and
Tallmadge Meadows. The city owns and operates two parks: Brust Park and Guise Park. The Summit Bike & Hike Trail goes through Brust Park, and is maintained by Summit Metro Parks.
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Connecticut and settled next to a river called the Cuyahoga. The settlers called their new village Kelsey's Mills. ... The first report of a dam in Munroe Falls was 1817, the same year that the name of the village was changed to
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901:. Serving more than 5,700 students, the district operates six elementary schools (Echo Hills, Fishcreek, Highland, Indian Trail, Riverview and Woodland), Lakeview Intermediate School, Kimpton Middle School and
492:. In 1866, the old gristmill was purchased by the Cleveland Paper Company and refitted for paper manufacturing. The building burned down approximately 1–2 years later and the present factory - today owned by
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Schoolhouse, serving its original purpose until 1916.
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Heldenfels, Rich (October 8, 2010). "Slasher film star chases after dream: Stow grad John Magaro carves out acting career, stars in Wes Craven flick".
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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Myers, Katheryn; Peterson, Renée; Donaldson, Carl (1980). Bishop, Dawn (ed.).
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1304:. Munroe Falls, Ohio: Munroe Falls Historical Society. p. 14.
1271:. Munroe Falls, Ohio: Munroe Falls Historical Society. p. 12.
1141:. Munroe Falls, Ohio: Munroe Falls Historical Society. p. 31.
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458:Kelsey's Mills
450:Cuyahoga River
438:Portage County
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