Harrison West

by Mary Martineau Kurt Paul Keaner, who was named after his grandfather, is a relatively new Harrison West resident having rented on West Third Avenue for only six months (and counting!) thus far. He was born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan, a small city near the “thumb” of that state up north. He came to […]

by Mary Martineau The venerable Bunn=Minnick Pipe Organs building is a veritable neighborhood landmark. An imposing brick presence on Michigan Avenue that is delicately illuminated at night by glowing candles in each window, the structure inspires awe. The impression of its façade deepens with the realization of the unique craftsmanship taking place within. Bunn=Minnick Pipe […]

by Mary Martineau Named “Elizabeth” in honor of her mother and paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Anne Theresa Cook is the oldest of three sisters who were raised in an Irish Catholic family in the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia. As with many a respectable lady, her nickname is a guarded secret. Elizabeth has been a resident […]

by Mary Martineau Maybe there’s something in the air in Harrison West that enhances the creativity of its residents. Jenny Beck began experimenting with photography 5 years ago—at about the same time that she became the first resident in the Flats at Harrison Park. Coincidence? I suggest not. What started as a diversion became a […]

by Mary Martineau Dick and Carolyn Montgomery are early-adopters of the Flats at Harrison Park, where they have lived for 4.5 years. The couple moved in just after getting married in 2007. Dick had been living in Reynoldsburg, and Carolyn sold her home in Westerville to move to Harrison West. Carolyn had been a widow […]