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The Medina County Home
Quick Facts
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At one time, all 88 counties in Ohio had a County Home. Because the residents of Medina County believe in the purpose of the Home, ours remains one of the few still operating as originally intended
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Built in 1854 on over 400 acres, the home was originally a working farm which provided housing for indigent persons who were unable to care for themselves.
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Rebuilt in 1861 due to a fire, the home became an infirmary for veterans of the civil war.
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The home now occupies ​over 39000 square feet, sitting on just over 10 acres, containing 36 bedrooms, and providing a home for up to 45 Medina County Residents in need.​​
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The Home is funded by the residents of Medina County through a real estate tax levy
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The Medina County Home​
Mission Statement
The people of Medina County charge the County Home with providing their citizens with custodial care in a homelike environment.
The County Home will support each individual residing at the Home and act as their advocate to ensure personal self-worth, freedom of choice and a continued ability to be a part of the community-at-large
ABOUT THE MEDINA COUNTY HOME
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