Hiram, OH

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About Hiram
Hiram is a Portage County village formed from the Connecticut Western Reserve, and its map turns around a college founded here in 1850. Hiram College began as the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute, received collegiate status in 1867, and has remained part of the village’s physical map ever since. The village sits in the Akron metropolitan area, with the college campus set among village streets. James A. Garfield taught and served as principal of the institute before becoming president. Hiram is an Ohio college village with a Western Reserve beginning and a campus that has shaped the map for generations.
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