OH HR225

Ohio House of Representatives recognizes the Henn Mansion in Euclid on its 100th anniversary

Brick mansion was originally built as the residence of Albert W. Henn on Lake Erie; after his death in 1947, the property transferred to the City of Euclid for use as Board of Education offices and recreation department headquarters

When the city proposed demolition in 1996, citizens formed the Friends of the Henn Mansion to acquire and restore the property

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000 and currently operates as a rentable event venue

Clerk of the House directed to transmit an authenticated copy of the resolution to the Henn Mansion