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CitiCenter Building

CitiCenter Building · Akron, United States · 1931-01-01

CitiCenter Building
Kim Henderson via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

The CitiCenter Building is a historic high-rise building in Akron, Ohio.

The record

Date1931-01-01
PlaceCitiCenter Building, Akron, United States
Coordinates41.0811, -81.5175 (landmark-level precision)
ScopeLocal interest
Sourcesen.wikipedia · Wikidata Q122380393
Added2026-08-14 · source: wikipedia-en

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Time layers at this place

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1920
Akron, Ohio
1921
University of Akron School of Law
1922
Akron Art Museum
1922
All-America Bridge
1926
Grace Reformed Church (Akron, Ohio)
1928
Summa St. Thomas Hospital
1931
CitiCenter Building
1936
FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field
1954
Memorial Hall (University of Akron)
1976
St. Paul's Sunday School and Parish House
1976
Werner Company Building
1983
James A. Rhodes Arena
1991
University of Akron College of Business
1994
John S. Knight Center

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