Historic Oakwood guard house to be restored by new owner: Your questions answered

National Processing Solutions President Natalie Dunlevey said she plans to invest about $350,000 into the structure built in 1900 near the front of the Sugar Camp business complex. FILE

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National Processing Solutions President Natalie Dunlevey said she plans to invest about $350,000 into the structure built in 1900 near the front of the Sugar Camp business complex. FILE
What to Know
By Staff Report
June 2, 2021
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A business owner is restoring the Sugar Camp guard house in Oakwood after buying it last year.

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Your questions answered on the project:

What’s the latest?

National Processing Solutions President Natalie Dunlevey said she plans to invest about $350,000 into the structure built in 1900 near the front of the Sugar Camp business complex.

What’s the company involved?

NPS is an electronic payment processor for commercial, non-profit and municipal clients that Dunlevey started in 2003. It has operated in a nearby Sugar Camp building and guard house renovations are ongoing.

What was Sugar Camp?

Sugar Camp was a National Cash Register (NCR) sales training camp when the company was based in Dayton. It was used by the U.S. Navy during World War II to develop a secret project.

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