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Replica Street Signs from Toledo’s Polish NeighborhoodsBring a piece of Toledo’s Polish heritage home!Celebrate the historic neighborhoods of LaGrinka and Kuschwantz with these beautifully crafted replica street signs — honoring the heart of Toledo’s Polish-American community.Each sign is made from durable 4 mil plastic board, measuring 24” wide by 6” high, making it perfect for display in your home, garage, bar, or man cave.Choose from classic neighborhood street names, or customize your sign to feature the street you grew up on — a wonderful way to honor family roots and memories of Toledo’s Polonia.A perfect gift for anyone proud of their Polish heritage or nostalgic for the old neighborhood.Available exclusively through the Northwest Ohio Polish Cultural Center StoreProceeds support the NWOPCC’s mission to preserve and celebrate Polish history, language, and culture in Northwest Ohio.

NAZARETH HALL: A History Based on the Ursuline Order of the Sacred Heart’s Vision for EducationBy Tom SorosiakAlong the quiet banks of the Maumee River in Wood County, Ohio, stands an unexpected architectural treasure — Nazareth Hall. European in design and rich in purpose, this remarkable institution was born from the bold educational vision of the Ursuline Sisters of Toledo, whose roots trace back to the historic Ursuline Order of the Sacred Heart in Europe. In Nazareth Hall, historian Tom Sorosiak uncovers the story behind this distinctive landmark — from its founding in the early twentieth century through its years as a vibrant educational and military-style academy. Drawing from archival records, first-hand interviews, rare photographs, and original construction documents, Sorosiak preserves the legacy of an institution shaped by faith, discipline, and the changing tides of American history. Spanning the years 1925 to 1982, this meticulously researched history captures not only the story of a building, but the enduring vision that inspired it — ensuring that Nazareth Hall’s place in Northwest Ohio’s heritage will not be forgotten.📚 Available now at the Northwest Ohio Polish Cultural Center StoreYour purchase helps support the mission and programs of the Northwest Ohio Polish Cultural Center — preserving and promoting our shared Polish heritage for generations to come.