Greenlawn is founded.
Greenlawn recognizes 1947 as its founding year. The surviving archive places the family’s wartime housing community earlier and its first sales floor in 1948.
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Manufactured homes and managed communities across central Ohio.
RV sales, service, and parts. Two stores, one team.
Logistics and transport services for partners across the Midwest.
Homes, RVs and freight — three Ohio businesses run by the same family, carrying the same name and standard since 1947.
Greenlawn recognizes 1947 as its founding year. The surviving archive places the family’s wartime housing community earlier and its first sales floor in 1948.
A photo feature followed newlyweds Paul Carmichael and Darlene Mae Swink at 595 Greenlawn Avenue and described why they chose mobile-home living.
The Feb. 21 profile recorded 157 resident families, eight employees, the sales floor opened in 1948 and Floyd Younkin’s work on Ohio industry standards.
The May 1958 New Moon advertisement features Floyd Younkin and identifies him with Greenlawn’s Columbus dealership.
The article profiles Floyd, Irene and Ronald and describes three parks, two dealerships and Scarlett Manor’s construction from 1961 to 1963.
This photograph shows the Greenlawn office building during the company’s 2005–2024 chapter in Columbus on Greenlawn Avenue
Greenlawn Companies includes Greenlawn Homes, Greenlawn RV and Greenlawn Transport.
1390 Duvall Rd, Lockbourne, OH 43137
The surviving photograph identifies Greenlawn’s original property and the New Moon sales lot across the front of the community.
Paul Carmichael and Darlene Mae Swink said they chose mobile-home living because they liked it, not because they had to.
A labeled front view records Greenlawn’s service building in 1952, with homes positioned inside its work bays.
Service vehicles are lined up beside the Greenlawn shop in this second view of the building.
Dr. Shelly M. Strain commissioned a 51-foot office with a waiting room, laboratory, bath and two examining rooms.
The clipping traced the wartime camp, the 1948 sales floor, resident services and Floyd Younkin’s industry leadership.
Vance Kramer’s column documented postwar mobile-home growth and the shift from temporary housing toward year-round living.
A surviving photograph records the milestone beside the unit and its hand-lettered “First Ohio Built All Metal Kenskill” sign.
The full-page advertisement includes Floyd Younkin’s photograph, name and Greenlawn dealership affiliation.
A clipping identified Greenlawn as Ohio’s leading New Moon dealer and tied the dealership to a national film publicity campaign.
The article “Luxury Retirement in the North” documented three parks, two dealerships and the development of Scarlett Manor.
Redman presented its 15,000th Topeka, Indiana-built Walden to Greenlawn, one of the nation’s oldest New Moon retailers.
The Greenlawn office building during the company’s 2005–2024 chapter in Columbus on Greenlawn Avenue
75+
Years in Business
3
Operating Entities
1947
Founded · Columbus, OH
Co-Owner
"Each of our Customers have needs. We work to provide solutions!"
Co-Owner
"We've been doing this long enough to do it right."
Co-Owner
"Every detail matters. That's the standard."
Short films about who we are and what we do.
We hire for the long haul. Most of our team has been with us for years. Many for decades. If that sounds like the kind of place you'd want to work, we'd like to meet you.
People who care about the work, the customer, and the people sitting next to them. Skill we can teach. Standards we can't.
Steady work, real benefits, a team that has your back, and a name on the door that's worth something.
Family-run, day in and day out. We mean what we put on paper. We've been doing this since 1947 and we plan to do it for a lot longer.
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