Frank Fetch

Frank Fetch (HM2MBN)

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N 39° 57.045', W 82° 59.527'

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1959

Frank Fetch was a dedicated city employee who recognized that the "near south side" of Columbus could be more than the neglected area it had become. In 1959, he made that dream a reality when he renovated 767 Wall St., on the outskirts of what would later become German Village. While others had completed renovations, Fetch went further, opening his house for tours, and later, along with other visionaries, helping form the German Village Society. Following his lead, the annual Haus and Garten Tour was established in 1960 and has inspired tens of thousands of lovers of historic architecture ever since. Fetch is still considered the "father of German Village."

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Image caption: Frank Fetch in front of the German Village Society Headquarters at 624 S. Third St., a block south of today's Meeting Haus.
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Placed ByGerman Village Society
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Date Added Monday, October 28th, 2019 at 8:01am PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)17S E 329825 N 4424191
Decimal Degrees39.95075000, -82.99211667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 39° 57.045', W 82° 59.527'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds39° 57' 2.7000000000001" N, 82° 59' 31.62" W
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