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Lyndhurst
Cuyahoga County, Ohio
ZipCodes
44124
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The Lyndhurst area was first settled by German immigrants. It was first known as Euclidville in 1917 and the renamed Lyndhurst in 1920. The new name was chosen in a contest and was supposed to have been for Lyndhurst, New Jersey. At this time the population was about 288. The city began to grow more when water lines were put in and the automobile became more popular. Lyndhurst then became a suburb with people commuting into larger areas nearby. By 1940, the population had grown to 2,391. After World War II, the town grew rapidly. Lyndhurst was incorporated in 1951. By 1980 the population had reached 18,092. The town was mostly residential with no factories, but several retail businesses. TRW located its world headquarters here in 1983 on the former Chester and Frances Bolton estate.
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South Euclid - Lyndhurst Board of Education
5044 Mayfield Road
Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124
Phone: 440-691-2000.
Lyndhurst Miscellany
The population of Lyndhurst was:
1920 - 288
1940 - 2,391
1980 - 18,092
1990 - 15,982
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