Real estate mogul Allie Reuben found his fame nationally in horse racing as owner of the Toledo-based Hasty House Farm.
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Gone But Not Forgotten
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New, beautiful Maumee Downs
First there was Fort Miami Race Track, but very briefly, Maumee Downs was the place to see horse racing in Toledo.
Gone But Not Forgotten
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Par 3 at Talmadge and Monroe – photos!
From the 40s to the 80s, a golf oasis lived at the corner of Talmadge and Monroe. And I have photos!
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The closing of Raceway Park
After nearly 54 years, Toledo’s Raceway Park, a track first for cars and then horses, finally closed for good in 2013.
Sports
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The Hinkle Tree
When anyone mentions Inverness Club, the Hinkle Tree inevitably comes up. So here’s the story of the famous spruce.
Buildings
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Nov. 13, 1947: The Sports Arena opens
For sixty years, One Main Street was the home of the Toledo Sports Arena. It…