The building previously known as the Ideal Company Department Store is now Massillon Center Apartments.
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The Ideal Company Department Store opened its doors in 1921 in Stark County, Ohio, and was closed by the late 1950s. While gazing up at the eight-story building, it’s clear to see the architect, Robert Powell, designed the building with retail in mind. The structure has since been converted into Massillon Center Apartments, making for a convenient location for residents to live in the heart of downtown Massillon.
Source:
National Register of Historic Places. Ideal Company Department Store, Massillon, Stark County, OH. National Register #92001245.
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