Cyrus Eaton bought Acadia Farms. In 1912 it was a summer home for his large family. Then he moved there in ? and lived there until his death in 1979. He raised Shorthorn Beef Cattle and horses. It was his habit to walk daily, and he frequently rode his quarter horse, Red, and cross country skied until his late 80s.
Cyrus Eaton, his wife Margaret Pearl House Eaton, lived in this Euclid Avenue House in Cleveland, Ohio with their 7 children. Lee, Mary, Betty, Anna, Cyrus Jr., Farlee, and Mac. "The first of its kind in the western hemisphere, the Cleveland Health Museum was devoted exclusively to human biology." Later it became part of the Cl |
Cathy EatonPlease contact Cathy Eaton at [email protected] if you want to share some stories. Please post your stories or memories that relate to Thinkers Lodge, the Dining Hall (Lobster Factory), Joseph Rotblat, the Conference Participants, Cyrus or Anne Eaton, or Eaton Park. Archives
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