E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio

15 E. Liberty St.

• 1890s: Yoder House

16 E. Liberty St.

• Horn & Bros. - Bakers

17 E. Liberty St.

• 1890s: Yoder House

18 E. Liberty St.

• 1904: H. H. Zigler - Boarding Houses

20 E. Liberty St.

• 1909: W. E. Rice

31 W. Liberty St.

• Cowie, F. P. - Bakers

33 E. Liberty St.

• 1880s: Archer House

34 E. Liberty St.

• 1904: Penny Silver - Boarding Houses

37 E. Liberty St.

• A. E. Atkins

63 E. Liberty St.

• 1880s: Eastern House
• 1884-85: Keister House

67 E. Liberty St.

• Mierer, John - Bakers

71 E. Liberty St.

• Hunsicker, G. - Bakers

119 E. Liberty St.

• 1950s: Palace Restaurant

125 E. Liberty St.

• 1960s: Stark's Restaurant

127 E. Liberty St.

• 1915: Lincoln Tavern
• 1939: Rexall
• 1950s: Rexall

133 E. Liberty St.

• American House Block
  • W. E. Rice 1869 Book Store

138 E. Liberty St.

• Lerch's Donuts

141 E. Liberty St.

• 1950s: Economy Savings and Loan Company
• 1950s: College Town Restaurant

145 E. Liberty St.

• 1910s: City Loan and Saving Company, The

150 E. Liberty St.

• 1894-95: Roger House

157 E. Liberty St.

• 1915: W. E. Rice
• 1920s: Alexander's Liberty Restaurant

209 E. Liberty St.

• 1932: Shine's Wooster Theater

211 E. Liberty St.

• Lyric Theater
• 1950s: Schine's Wooster Theater

212 E. Liberty St.

• Daily Record, The

340 E. Liberty St.

• Imhoff & Long Company

415 E. Liberty St.

• Slim's Tire Service

421 E. Liberty St.

• Marco's Pizzeria

514 E. Liberty St.

• 1950s: Min's Diner and Min's Downtown Dinette

Unknown

• 1850s: American Hotel - Lot 103, later changed to Lot 31
• 1850s: American House
• Archer Store - Lot 35 W. Market side
• 1850s: Belnap's Exchange
• Book Bindery
• City Book Store
• 1870s: Exchange Bank area of First Merit bank
• 1930s: First Federal Savings and Loan Association
• 1860s: George Faber
• 1960s: Friendly Kitchen
• 1880s: J. C. Tieche
• Kalkas Building
• 1904: Shopf, C. F. - Boot and Shoe Makers to W of railroad
• 1840s: State Bank of Ohio, The - 101 W. Market St.
• 1870s: Wooster Brush Company, The
• 1930s: Wooster Milling and Grain