Greystone
Category Arts & Culture
Address
103 S High St
Akron, OH 44308
(330) 374-7590
Details
In 1999, Jeff O’Neil purchased and restored the Masonic Temple as a mixed-use/special event/entertainment office building. Restoration costs are approximately $2 million. The city of Akron assisted by purchasing the Greystone and leasing it back to O’Neil in order to complete renovations.
Details
With an imposing seven-story stone facade, Greystone remains one of downtown Akron’s most majestic structures. Originally built by the Freemasons in 1917 for their business and social gatherings, the Hall now offers exceptionally appointed spaces for banquets, meetings and special events.
Nearby Eat & Drink
- Sweet Mary's Bakery76 E Mill St (91 feet E)
- El Patron Tequileria & Cuisine54 E Mill St (124 feet NW)
- Stray Dog Cafe75 S Main St (484 feet NW)
- Eddies Famous Cheesesteaks and Grille147 S Main St (593 feet SW)
Nearby Entertainment
- Crave156 S Main St (778 feet SW)
- Akron Art Museum1 S High St (915 feet NE)
- Akron Civic Theatre182 S Main St (960 feet SW)
- Akron Soul Train191 S Main St (1013 feet SW)
Nearby Arts & Culture
- Ohio Shakespeare Festival103 S High St (58 feet SE)
- Akron/Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau77 E Mill St (160 feet NE)
- John S. Knight Center77 E Mill St (194 feet NE)
- Akron-Summit County Public Library60 S High St (510 feet N)
Nearby Parking
- Broadway Parking Deck120 S Broadway (192 feet SE)
- CitiCenter Parking Deck132 S High St (198 feet SW)
- Akron Centre Parking Deck11 W Mill St (503 feet NW)
- John S. Knight Center Parking Lot71 S High St (555 feet NE)