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 As one may see when looking around the once quaint farming village of Medina, Ohio, the city has continually industrialized and has transformed itself into an ideal community of thriving business and rich historic culture. It is at the heart of this welcoming town where you will find its charming town square, which has been attracting people with its unique shops and interesting sights for countless years. Not only has the Square been an essential part of forming a great economy in Medina, but it has also played a huge role in preserving the city’s history and culture since the city was founded in 1816. So, while numerous shops and owners have come and gone, many of its buildings and their histories have been wonderfully preserved. Perhaps one of the greatest examples of this preservation is the Gramercy Gallery storefront, located at 221 South Court Street in Medina. // As The Boyle Family passed over the shop to Pam Miller, she preserved the gallery’s unique authenticity. Today, she not only sells knick-knacks, but also features pieces from local artists. It continues to thrive along with the other gems of the Medina Square. (6) //

 Since it first arose from the ashes of the great Square fire in 1870, the building housing the current day Gramercy Gallery has seen its fair share of occupants. Ranging from Whipple and Sipher, famous for its glassware and crockery, to Cannon Grocery Store, a household name for countless Medina residents, to interesting repair shops and the now current flair of Gramercy Gallery, the shop’s location has transformed itself over the years in memorable ways. If the walls of this building could talk, the great stories of Medina they would tell, and with this website one can see just how 221 South Court Street has changed and what it means to Medina. With many of its historic artifacts still located in the present day shop, it is easy to find the great stories hidden in the depths of Gramercy Gallery.

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