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Twinsburg Stamping was a Chrysler automotive stamping factory in Twinsburg, Ohio. The factory opened in 1957 and closed on July 31, 2010. It processed, on average, over 26,000 tons of steel a month and shipped stamped panels to assembly plants in Mexico, the United States, Austria, and Canada.
Chrysler had long sought a spot in Northeast Ohio to build a stamping plant. Brooklyn, Copley, and Macedonia had been front-runners for the plant at one time or another, but Twinsburg was projected as the most profitable.
Chrysler launches a $1 billion corporate expansion that eventually leads to the Twinsburg Stamping Plant. 1955. • In September, Brooklyn Mayor John M. Coyne says Chrysler might build a...
Twinsburg Stamping was a Chrysler automobile factory in Twinsburg, Ohio. The factory opened in 1957 and closed on July 31, 2010.
Twinsburg built a new sewage disposal plant, and an East Ohio Gas Co. transmission line installed to feed Chrysler's operations gave residents natural gas service for the first time.
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The 167-acre Cornerstone Business Park now sits where the Chrysler plant was once a fixture, and developers, business advocates and city officials have all been surprised and pleased with how quickly it’s gone up and attracted new tenants.
The plant, covering 34 acres, will have a 1.5-million-square-foot manufacturing area and a 57,000-square-foot administration building. At a groundbreaking banquet, officials say that Chrysler has 1,300 Ohio suppliers, nearly 400 of them in Summit and Cuyahoga counties. Home Stories Photo Galleries
The newly purchased homesteads, known as Brady Homes, formed the foundation of what would become Twinsburg Heights, a tightly knit community in close proximity to the eventual site of the Chrysler stamping plant. Chrysler would play a significant role in the area’s evolution.
Former Chrysler Stamping Plant Demolition. Independence Demolition began wrecking the low bay of the former Chrysler Plant in Twinsburg, Ohio, totaling over 1,000,000 SF and then tackled the high bay portion totaling over 800,000 SF; this was a massive project.