Sandusky
a city and county-seat of Erie co., Ohio; at the mouth of the Sandusky river, on Sandusky Bay, an arm of Lake Erie, and on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, the Baltimore and Ohio, and other railroads; 56 miles W. of Cleveland. It contains a high school building, court house, the State fish hatchery, a public library, waterworks, street railroads, electric lights, National and other banks, and daily and weekly newspapers.
It has a large export trade in fresh and salted fish, lumber, limestone, coal, iron ore, apples, grapes, and wine. The city is one of the largest fresh fish markets 1 SANDUSKY BAY Catherine Hall and subsequently vice- chancellor of the university. Being a in the world, and is in the heart of a great Catherine Hall and subsequently vicegrape-growing region. Its manufactured articles include carpenters' tools, handles, ing machines, boilers, etc. Pop. (1910) gines, cement, spokes and hubs, threshing machines, boilers, etc. Pop. (1910)