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As industrialization continued throughout the century, many jobs and business provided a place for people to excel. Each generation built a larger fortune than the previous generation. The majority of families had the luxury to spend money on other things than just necessities.

Medina flourished and had expanded miles from the square. Many people bought their necessities in large shopping centers north of the square, but the square still had its importance. The square hosts Rally in the Alley, farmers market, international affair on the square, winter ice sculpting contests, plays, and many other entertainment activities. Being the center of entertainment, 233 South Court Street was a superb location for a pottery shop. Many families living in Medina venture to the square to find activities that are family oriented and fun filled. All Fired Up is a perfect addition to the square and the square compliments the type of costumers All Fired Up looks for. The square went from being every day shops to leisure shops in time as the country developed and prospered. The arts and entertainment are unique to the square, today.