Kilbourne Plat

Kilbourne Plat is an Ohio historical marker in in the Sandusky Park Downtown, Erie County.

Erie County · Washington and Wayne Streets, in the Sandusky Park Downtown

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Side A: Hector Kilbourne, a Freemason and the surveyor who make the original plat of Sandusky (as Portland) in 1816, laid out the streets to form the Masonic emblem. Huron and Central Avenue are the arms of the compass, Elm and Poplar Streets the sides of the mason’s square. The first Masonic Lodge in Sandusky was founded in 1819, with Kilbourne as Master. Side B: Hector Kilbourne, a Freemason and the surveyor who make the original plat of Sandusky (as Portland) in 1816, laid out the streets to form the Masonic emblem. Huron and Central Avenue are the arms of the compass, Elm and Poplar Streets the sides of the mason’s square. The first Masonic Lodge in Sandusky was founded in 1819, with Kilbourne as Master.

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Marker data: Ohio Historical Markers program, Ohio History Connection (Remarkable Ohio)

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