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This is a view of a single family house, typical of those built in North Royalton, Ohio, in the 1990's.

This building, part of the Hampton Club Apartments, is typical of recent apartment housing built in North Royalton. This particular building was built in 2006.

These apartments pictured in the Cleveland Press in 1965 were somewhat of an oddity in North Royalton. The suburb was largely composed of single family dwellings on large lots at the time. This is no longer the case.

This home in the Royal York Development in North Royalton was pictured in the Cleveland Press in 1966.

This house along Sprague Road in North Royalton was pictured in the Cleveland Press in 1966.

This is an article from The Plain Dealer. It was written in 1967, after the Hough Riots. It talks about relocation for several people in the neighborhood.

This is the site of the Battery Park development in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood.

Men working at a torn down building at the west end of Howe Avenue.

Examples of mass produced houses in New Jersey built using Edison's idea for concrete poured into metal molds built by Edison assoicate Ingersol

Edison invented mass-produced house to be built by pouring concrete into metal molds