Girard and Lake City Through Time - Domowicz, Geoffrey
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"In 1832, a new township was formed from land given by the Elk Creek, Fairview and Springfield Townships. At the time, Stephen Girard lived in Philadelphia; he was a businessman, banker, and the founder of Girard College. He was thought to be the wealthiest man in the country. Thus, the township was named after him in an attempt to lure hem into investing in the town. The early settlements, located in what is now Girard Township, were known as "The Hollow," "West Girard," and "The mouth of Elk Creek." -- From cover.

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"In 1832, a new township was formed from land given by the Elk Creek, Fairview and Springfield Townships. At the time, Stephen Girard lived in Philadelphia; he was a businessman, banker, and the founder of Girard College. He was thought to be the wealthiest man in the country. Thus, the township was named after him in an attempt to lure hem into investing in the town. The early settlements, located in what is now Girard Township, were known as "The Hollow," "West Girard," and "The mouth of Elk Creek." -- From cover.
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GEOFFREY DOMOWICZ is a local historian, author and living history professional who focuses on the French & Indian War and the American Civil War and an historical interpreter at Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown NY. He is the author of Girard, A Canal Town History, and Tattoos: The Stories behind the Ink and countless magazine and newspaper articles. He has collaborated with WQLN Public Television and Main Street Media to help create the following documentaries: Safe Harbor, Eerie Erie, Eerie Erie Two, and Our Town Girard-Lake City, Waldemeer, and Lost Erie. Currently he travels the region providing demonstrations and lectures about those topics.