Polish Club

STOP 11: 123 BERGIN STREET

Former Rossford Polish Club

 

We have two more historic sites to visit downtown, and both are located on one-way streets off Dixie Highway.

For this next stop, use your GPS to find 123 Bergin Street.

You’re looking at the former Rossford Polish Club.

Its original name was Polski Dom Handlowy, which means Polish Trading House. But around Rossford, people simply knew it as the Polish Club.

The building was created as a gathering place for Rossford’s Polish community—a place to meet, shop and celebrate.

In its early days, the lower right side of the building served as the club headquarters, while the lower left housed a dry-goods store.

But upstairs was where the celebrations happened.

There was a large dance hall with 14-foot tin ceilings.

Over the years, hundreds of Polish weddings were celebrated here, filling the building with music, laughter, and tradition.

In the early 2000s, the building was renovated into five apartments.

Its purpose has changed, but the building still carries the echoes of the Polish community that once gathered here. 

 

Rossford Ohio Audio Tour
  1. Pilkington / NSG (formerly Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company)
  2. The Edward Ford Club
  3. The Tuller Building
  4. Rossford United Methodist Church
  5. Danny’s Café
  6. Rossford High School
  7. MOE’S PLACE
  8. Duricek’s Automotive & Marine
  9. Rossford Public Library
  10. Rossford Veterans Memorial Park
  11. Polish Club
  12. Sokol Club
  13. Indian Hills
  14. Eagle Point Colony tour - Introduction
  15. Eagle Point Colony tour - Stop 1 - 104 Eagle Point Drive
  16. Eagle Point Colony tour—Stop 2—121 Eagle Point Drive
  17. Eagle Point Colony tour—Stop 3 - 285 Riverside Drive
  18. Eagle Point Colony tour—Stop 4—520 Riverside Drive
  19. Eagle Colony tour - Stop 5 - 550 Riverside Drive
  20. Eagle Colony tour - Last Stop 6 - 540 Riverside Drive
  21. Eagle Colony Tour - Stop 7 - 500 Riverside Drive,