Town Hall
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Huron’s town hall was built in 1877 on property in Shirleyville, which had been donated by the family of Abiather Shirley, an early Huron pioneer and landowner. The Victorian structure was constructed of brick, trimmed with a pale gray stone and topped with a slate roof. An addition was added later to house the fire department. (Video: Downtown Interrrupted, Pete Walderzack)
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