PNC Building (Toledo, Ohio)

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The 27 story, 260,000 sq. ft. office building was constructed in 1929-30 by the Ohio Savings Bank And Trust. Designed by architects Mills, Rhines, Bellman & Nordhoff, it is the third tallest building in Toledo reaching 368 feet. In 1931, the bank, suffering from the effects of the Depression sold the property. In 1935 it became the headquarters for Owens-Illinois and remained so until O-I left to take up occupancy in their new offices in the Fiberglas Towers in 1981.

The building was purchased by Ohio Citizens Bank which subsequently merged with Cleveland, Ohio based National City Bank. National City restored much of the original ornamental plaster, gargoyles, terrazzo flooring and ravertine marble. In 2008 Pittsburg based PNC Bank acquired National City Bank and renamed the building in 2010.

tenants include;

PNC Bank
First Capital Title Services
Make A Wish Foundation
Coy, Konieczny & Peppel Attorneys
Potter Development
Seagate Reporting Service
John Potts Attorney
Brennan Financial Group
Frederick Boyk Attorney
Frederickson, Heitschel & King Attorneys
Bugbee & Conkle Attorneys
Ondrus Insurance
Kitch, Drutchas, Wagner, Valitutti & Sherbrook Attorneys
FLS Marketing
Connelly, Jackson & Collier Attorneys
Ritter, Robinson, McCready & James Attorneys
Watkins, Bates & Carey Attorneys
Ravin & Ravin Accountants
Klob & Zigay Attorneys
DiSalle Real Estate
Horizons Employment Services
Block Communications
Goranson, Parker & Bella Attorneys