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Ohio church 1812 - Organized 1812-1814 - Bethany Baptist Church as a log block-house, meeting house 1814 - First meeting house Fort Stidger, frame structure

Clothier (Freedlanders Department Store 1884-1989) was made up of the Memorial Block tin ceiling A water elevator was added with a platform designed by Elisha

have it completed by mid-August of 1912, as the Wayne County Fair was scheduled to be held September 11-13 of that year. While no newspaper reports could

First Purchasers Land Appraisers (1910) Liquor Permits, Wooster, Ohio 500 block of E. Liberty St. Tax list Tax list (1814 and 1816) Tax list (1825 – Wooster

agricultural sales company that it is to this day when he bought an auction block for $5 from a sales company which operated an auction from time to time in

National Bank Wooster in Zimmerman exchange block W Liberty Street. Benjamin Eason office upstairs in Zimmerman block W. Liberty Street. WF office over Gow Grocery

booth at the Wayne County Fair. Downtown revitalization plans covering an 8-block area were presented at a special meeting in May. In November, the City Planning

Store in the Iron block, W Liberty Street. McClure and Smyser, office #6ME upstairs. EW Newkirk, office over Quimby Shoe Store, Emporium block. John C McClarran

Observatory," "White Hall," "Fort Pheonix," "The Parsonage," "The Collar Block," "Saint's Rest," "Intelligence Hall" "Break of Day Hotel," "The Lunatic