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    Headquartered in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, Medical Mutual of Ohio operates in the historic Rose Building. The Rose Building was erected in 1900 and "its innovative steel-frame structure was one of the first in Cleveland." [6] Meant to house dentists' offices, the Rose Building had almost 100 dentist tenants by 1902. [citation needed]