The ORIGINAL Hartwell, Ohio Street Names
When the streets were laid out and named, most were not known by the names we know them today. If your street is not included in this list, it may not have existed in 1880!
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From north to south, here are the old names, with the current ones in parentheses:
Millsdale St. was called Mills
Hillsdale Ave. was called Highland
Hereford St. was called Bellevue
Hereford Ave./Ct. was called Maplewood
Sheehan Ave. from Vine St. to Burns was Sheehan
Sheehan Ave. from Burns Ave. to Anthony Wayne Ave. was called Central
Sheehan Ave. from Anthony Wayne Ave. to Dixie was called North Lane
Wiswell St. was called Williams
Curzon Ave. was called Sturgis
Anthony Wayne Ave. from Mills to Hartwell Ave. was called Wayne
Woodbine Ave. from Millsdale Ave. to Hunsford was called Woodbine
Woodsdale Ave. was called Woodlawn
Ferndale Ave. was called Fairview
Hunsford St. was called Lawn
Burns Ave. from Millsdale, across Galbraith to Glendale was called Burns Ave.
Galbraith Rd. from Vine St. to Burns and then including all of Hartwell Ave. was called Section
Parkway Ave. from Vine St. to Monon Ave. was called Cilley
Monon Ave. was called Ohio
Kearney Ave. was called N. Crescent
Parkway Ave. from Monon Ave. to Anthony Wayne Ave. was called Park
Wildwood St. was called Willow
Oakmont St. was called Oak
Avalon St. was called S. Crescent
DeCamp Ave. was called Central
Woodbine Ave. from the circle to Anthony Wayne was called Rural
Anthony Wayne from Hartwell Ave. to lower Woodbine Rd. was called Eastern
Vine Street was called Hamilton-Carthage Turnpike