Webster Station, Dayton, Ohio

Webster Station in Dayton, Ohio is one of the nine historic districts in the city. Webster Station was empty land until it was bought in 1843. Today this District is known as Cannery and is was densely filled with industrial buildings. With the downsizing of industrial jobs in Dayton, Ohio many buildings are currently empty. But with the recent renovation of this area many Lofts are being placed here. Webster Station is centrally located between the new baseball stadium and the Oregon District.

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Neighborhoods of Dayton, Ohio
Nationally Recognized
Historic Districts
of Dayton, OH
Central Avenue • Dayton View • Dunbar • East Third Street • Grafton Hill • Huffman • Kenilworth Avenue • Kossuth Colony • McPherson Town • Oregon • St. Anne's Hill • South Park • West Third Street
Downtown
Downtown • Midtown • Webster Station
FROC
Fairview • Five Oaks • Grafton Hill • Hillcrest • McPherson Town • Mount Vernon • North Riverdale • Philadelphia Woods • Riverdale • Santa Clara
Northeast
DeWeese • Forest Ridge/Quail Hollow • Gateway • Kittyhawk • McCook Field • Northridge Estates • Old North Dayton • Pheasant Hill
Southeast
Belmont • Burkhardt • Eastern Hills • Eastmont • Hearthstone • Historic Inner East • Linden Heights • Oregon • Patterson Park • Shroyer Park • South Park • Springfield • Twin Towers • University Park • Walnut Hills • Wright View
Innerwest
Carillon • Edgemont • Five Points • MacFarlane • Miami Chapel • Roosevelt • Wolf Creek
Southwest
Arlington Heights • Fairlane • Germantown Meadows • Highview Hills • Lakeview • Little Richmond • Madden Hills • Pineview • Residence Park • Stoney Ridge • Westwood
Northwest
College Hill • Cornell Heights • Dayton View Triangle • Greenwich Village • Northern Hills • Old Dayton View • Princeton Heights