List of tallest buildings in Toledo, Ohio

This is a list of tallest buildings in Toledo, Ohio. The tallest building in Toledo is One SeaGate. It stands at 411 feet (125 m) tall. The second tallest is the Fiberglas Tower, which stands at 400 feet (122 m) tall.^[1]

Tallest buildings

Downtown Toledo's skyline from across the Maumee River

Rank	Name	Height feet / meters	Floors (Stories)	Year Completed
1	One SeaGate	411 / 125	32	1982
2	Fiberglas Tower	400 / 122	30	1969
3	PNC Bank Building	368 / 112	27	1932
4	Michael DiSalle Government Center	328 / 100	22	1982
5	Riverfront Apartments	289 / 88	23	1915
6	St. Anthony Church	267 / 81	5	1894
7	Commodore Perry Apartments	226 / 69	19	1927
8	Hylant Group	210 / 64	15	1960
9	University Hall	205 / 62	5	1931
10	Salem Lutheran Church	195 / 59	3	1871

Timeline of tallest buildings

The PNC Bank Building stood as the tallest building in Toledo from 1932 to 1969.

This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest in Toledo.

Name	Street address	Years as tallest	Height ft / m	Floors
Salem Lutheran Church	02.01127 N Huron Street	1871–1894	195 / 59	3
St. Anthony Church	02.01416 Nebraska Avenue	1894–1915	267 / 81	5
Riverfront Apartments	01.0245 N Summit Street	1915–1932	289 / 88	23
PNC Bank Building	04.0405 Madison Avenue	1932–1969	368 / 112	27
Fiberglas Tower	04.0200 N St. Clair Street	1969–1982	400 / 122	30
One Seagate	03.01 Seagate	1982–present	411 / 125	32

References

↑ "Toledo: High-rise Buildings". Emporis. Retrieved 2008-04-15.

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