joanofthe60s
35 posts
Jul 24, 2014
10:33 PM
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winterfritz, Rat, done a quick search on Cadlerock Joint Ventures LTD. All I found was page after page of litigation??
Looks like rat is awol for the day hopefully he will turn up with some answers. Although I have no childhood memories of the place, I too would hate to see it destroyed.
I found this link, it truly does have a lot of history behind it.
http://content.daytonmetrolibrary.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/lutzenberge/id/645/rec/12
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RIVERDALE RAT
719 posts
Jul 25, 2014
10:29 AM
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joanofthe60s... I think a lot of that litigation is just normal business dealings for a mortgage company. I may have overlooked something but I don't see any cases that are relevant or specific to the church property. I'm thinking the property may be in receivership. Thanks for posting the history link, I had that link and have been meaning to post it.
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cjguitar
17 posts
Aug 10, 2014
8:06 PM
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I attended and was married in the EUB church on Troy Street back in 1960. I moved away but heard it was sold. Just wondering who bought it if anyone knows. I loved that church.
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rr52c
42 posts
Aug 21, 2014
9:03 AM
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Cjguitar I went to the Troy Street EUB church until about 1961. In 1961 I left Dayton for the Air Force. I left the Air Force in 1965 and have lived in the Springfield area since then. I was in Dayton awhile back and noticed a new name on the church, but I cannot remember what it was. I was in Dayton today and stopped by to see. The church sign was gone and a blank plywood sign was all that was there. The preacher’s house is for sale, but still looks occupied. The church was locked up and I could not get inside. It still looks great and is well maintained. It was built in 1904.
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Mark1984
194 posts
Sep 24, 2014
2:26 PM
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I wanted to resurrect this thread and refer back to an earlier post about St. Adalbert catholic church on Valley St. I go past it daily. In the past few weeks I've noticed that the entire front, doors and steps, along with part of the parking lot are enclosed with the plastic construction/snow fence. I though maybe at first they were going to do something remodeling/rebuilding. But weeks having gone by and not seeing any activity. Does anyone know if the building has a structural problem and the building is not able to be occupied? Something else going on? Hopefully not prep work for demolition. I just haven't seen any sign of activity there in months. The sign out front says there is a daily mass at 8 am. I come through there around 7:45 and there appears to be nothing going on. Did it close? Just wondering.
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Karline27
18 posts
Sep 30, 2014
10:31 AM
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The Old North Dayton Catholic churches are very historic and interesting. Definitely worth checking out!
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