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#64 Hartman Hotel, a favorite for private dinners, opened in 1901 and became the Ohio Building in 1921, Circa 1909.

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#64 Hartman Hotel, a favorite for private dinners, opened in 1901 and became the Ohio Building in 1921, Circa 1909.

What Columbus, Ohio looked like at the Turn of the 20th Century

#64 Hartman Hotel, a favorite for private dinners, opened in 1901 and became the Ohio Building in 1921, Circa 1909.

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#65 Hartman Hotel, owned by Samuel Hartman, opened November 16, 1901→

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