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. About Name Downing Block Floor count 3 Status Still standing Dates Completion 1879 Location Loading map... {"format":"leaflet","minzoom":false,"maxzoom":false

Kauke's Iron Block or Kauke's Block Frick Building Nick Amster Building The Iron Block building was constructed in 1853 for property owners James C. Jacobs

which burned in 1874. Photograph showing the Mollie Miller business operating out of the Clark Building during the 1970s. Photograph taken for the Wayne

Miss Della Dice was asked to become librarian of the Wooster Public Library and Museum in 1905. The reverse of the photo provides the incorrect dates for

104 Spink St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 1907-1929 - Gerstenslager Company 1929 - Droz Transfer Company Reed Warehouses Inc. Gault Liberty Center Wooster, Ohio

0000 E Liberty St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States * American Hotel [photograph] Established in 1854, the Exchange Bank, was run by Stibbs, Hanna & Co

This Century House located approximately 1.5 miles north of Maysville in Salt Creek Township was built around 1832 on land deeded to Thomas Johnson, who

Before 1950 - United Methodist Church of Wooster operated the dining hall 1950 - The Grange operated the Grange Dining Hall Numbers, apparently, aren't

The house is located at on the southwest corner of Stibbs and Spink streets in Wooster, Ohio and was once the Follis family home that included the local

74yrs 3m 14days. Their daughter, Emma F. Brainerd, was a retoucher of photographs, in Wooster, Ohio. She took over William H. Harry's Public Square gallery

1942 - January 1, Major windstorm damaged building - The third floor back wall was blown down spreading debris below causing much damager to bank building

Yocum House Built in 1915 by Bogner and Long, this building was originally the residence of the widowed Isabella A. Yocum. When she died, she left her

Passport "Gerlach is Retired by Request" Newspaper Clipping Assorted Photographs Wooster Cemetery The Wayne County Genealogical Society, 2004. pp. 348

This document is a photograph of Marshal Petain found in the Frank Gerlach file.

This Civil War era house located at 558 N. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio features a mansard style roof. The outside walls are 23-inch solid masonry of bricks

These documents are photographs of Allied soldiers entering Aix La Chapelle, Germany, in 1918, shortly after the end of the first World War. The first

"Sgt. Alan Moorman, finds the grave of his counsin, Flanders Field Cemetery." [sic] This image is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos

State Fire Marshal Frank D. Henry, Columbus, notified officials of the Wayne County Agricultural Society on Saturday that the grand stand at the fair grounds

Copy of CDV photograph of Robert E. Eddy as Captain of the 60th O.V.I. Co. B that he organized in Wooster, Ohio. Copy of a tintype photograph of Robert E

witness whereof the seal of the Department of State is impressed upon the photograph. [signature obscured, presumably Frank C. Gerlach]

Built in 1845 by J. P. Jeffries, this house was built of very strong brick walls that are three bricks wide. It has not been altered, except for the east

Overholt House The historic Overholt House was built in 1874 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States of America:

Church Photographs, Sunday School classes, etc. 1938-1978 History of Methodist Church Creston Methodist Church (ministers, programs, photographs 1839-1995)

This early pioneer home is located at the end of a long lane of County Road 70 west of Rittman. The home was built by the Valentine Ault family prior to

The house located at 1539 Beall Ave.. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Involvement Politics Social Activities Early Settlers Family Records Photographs Bible Records Compiled Genealogies Reunions Journals or Diaries Biographies

Built in 1867, this house was the home of Peter Rich, founder of an early Milton Township industry, the Rich Brewery (the first manufacturing industry

Benjamin Kindig House Benjamin Kindig, an early pioneer, settled in the area about 1830. The old frame house was built in 1876 by Azuriah Kindig, a descendent

The Gish Home Located in the west part of the Pioneer Cemetery on Gish Road on the northeast edge of Rittman, this house was built by Jacob Gish to replace

Located on the south side of E. Sunset Dr. at the top of Shinersburg Hill in Rittman, this brick home was built by Abraham Gish, a master builder, cabinet

William Hatfield, born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania in 1800, came to Wayne County with his father Jacob in 1817 and settled in Chippewa Township. He

Wyckoff Farm In 1835, Simon Ewing built this two-story home, using locally quarried stones for a solid foundation and bricks for the aboveground stories

The 2-story brick Yocum Building, once located at 143 N. Market St. was constructed in 1923 after a house and barn formerly standing on the property were

This Century House was built in 1864 by Jonathon Smucker as the family home on his 100-acre farm. Acreage was added over the years, but the farm remained

Reprints of Creston Photographs Organizations P.T.O. American Legions Garden Club Boys Scouts Church Christmas, basket committees Creston Community Service

enjoys a well deserved and growing patronage. A glance at the accompanying photograph will give you an idea as to its arrangement and equipment. Mr. Burkholder

Old Amstutz Homestead Orchard Hill Farm The Old Leisure/Lesiure Tavern Located near the crossroads of State Route 585 and County Road 221 in Green Township

Jump n Shout Originally constructed in the 1820s, this timber-framed barn was built as part of a farm on Geyers Chapel Road. In the 1930s, Francis Besancon

According to the "Apprenticing Out Book, No. 3," in 1812 a young boy apprenticed to a local printer lived in the original 14' by 14' log cabin on this

It is unknown when the Bert Christine home may have originally been built. In the 1850 U.S. Census for Wooster, Ohio, there are two Simon Christine families

Fike House The 157-acre property in Green Township that now makes up Wayne College was purchased from President James Monroe by William Stibbs in 1818

In 1814, Joseph Eichar purchased a 640-acre tract (Section 5, Township 19, Range 14) along the state road (later known as the Lincoln Highway) in Plain

Briton/Britton Farm James F. Briton immigrated to America from Ireland in 1824 and settled on the original 160-acre farm a mile and a half east of West

Photographers. The celebrated Berlin Heads from Negative, Rembrandt, Commonn Photographs, & etc. and in fact, everything known to Photographers. Persons wishing

Dr. Todd House VFW Building In 1835, John Christmas filed a deed for land west of Wooster, including the area now known as Christmas Run Park. On part

growing collection of photographs. These are generally donated to our department. Some are labeled and some are not. Many of these photographs will find a future

newspapers, directories, local histories, biographical collections, and old photographs. In addition, business directories, local vending licenses, estate settlements

of the house are available through the Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. The house was recognized as a County Historical Landmark in

documents, missionary records (possible source for Native American research), photographs, published congregational histories, church bulletins, newspapers and

towering steeple was visible from the Public Square in all of the earliest photographs which show the north side of Wooster Public Square and N. Market street

of later turning a nice profit from their sale. Baltzly not only took photographs, he also kept a detailed journal that was later published in a book. He

Wooster Souvenir Imgard family burial vault located in Wooster Cemetery. Photograph by S. H. Dawson. Larwill Mausoleum located at Oak Hill Cemetery photo

Ohio, United States This is an image of the old Wooster Post Office photographed for the 1940 Wooster Directory. It was located at 148 N. Market St. The

newspapers, directories, local histories, biographical collections, and old photographs. In addition, business directories, local vending licenses, estate settlements

the assorted photographs found in the Frank Gerlach file. Photograph of Marshal Petain Extraneous Photograph of the Pilgrimage Band Photograph of Frank Gerlach

. . . . About Name Teeple Bro's Photograph Gallery Photography Facts Founded Date unknown Date unknown Related Key Persons Location ScanPage_243.jpg Theodore

Ancestry Inc, 1997. Taylor, Maureen. Uncovering Your Ancestry Through Family Photographs. Cincinnati: Betterway Books, 2000.

Click on the image below to see the index to Douglass' History of Wayne County, Ohio.

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

This image is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

""Famous Harness Racer Dies"" by Unknown Author, The Daily Record, p.. 2 [photographs]

as a photographer in the Wooster City Directory of 1896. A few of his photographs of downtown Wooster, Ohio appear in The Wooster Daily Republican Souvenir

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of theFrank Gerlach file.

of later turning a nice profit from their sale. Baltzly not only took photographs, he also kept a detailed journal that was later published in a book. He

Welcome to Doylestown, Ohio sign circa 1987. Photograph courtesy of Cal Holden.

N.E. corner Public Square, opposite County Offices 1894 - sold to Mrs. George Kreiger, Sr. for $4,000 and will be occupied by Kreiger's Drug Store George

Organ) 8 Oct - The Dedicatory Organ Recital / Given by Neill Odel Rowe Photograph of spire

In the spring of 1821, brothers David and John Hoisington walked for four and a half months from Vermont to Canaan Township, Ohio, in order to claim their

in June of 1842 and took rooms in the U.S. Hall for a few days to take photographs of local citizens utilizing his self-built camera. The technology he utilized

Originally located on the grounds of Wooster High School on Bowman Street, this house served as living quarters for the high school janitor. When, in 1917

The house, located on the south side of Road 85 just one-half mile east of the Holmes County line, was built in the early 1800s and originally stood about

1880 - J. G. Jackson 1884 - S. C. Speer, News depot and book store 1884 - D. E. Robinson, book bindery 1880 Aug - "For sale by J. G. Jackson, old Howard

In 1900, Joe DiGiacomo moved to Wooster, having left his home in Italy at age 8 and spent several years working in South America in the late 1800s. By

In 1813, Joseph Larwill received a patent deed from President Madison, a document granted him a parcel of land in Wooster that included the quarter section

According to research done by Emma Schmitt for a research paper for her Anthropology 350 course at the College of Wooster (ca. 2007), the building at 147-151

and Ox Roast 1989-1992 Friends of Creston Library (Secy's minutes and photographs of friends' activities) Allen, Van I. Armstrong, Mae Haegner Bassett,

Built around 1795, this log cabin about two miles north of Mechanicsburg, overlooking the Killbuck valley and the village of Overton, may well have been

Record, Saturday, January 7, 1967, p. 13. "Community Honors Bob Tuck" [photographs] The Daily Record, Saturday, January 28, 1967, p. . "Rev. Kerr to be Installed

The two-story house built in the Victorian Italianate style sometime before 1856 housed three notable Wooster families: Dr. James D. Robison and family

as the Zion Lutheran Church. Photograph of Zion Lutheran Church located at 301 N. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph of one of the front doors on

Wendell Young House Wendell and Ed Young House In 1864, Wendell Young (of brewery fame) bought the property at the northeast corner of N. Bever Street

While the property on which this house stands does not go back to a presidential title as many other Wayne County farms do, it was first obtained under

Professor Eversole Home Dr. George Ryall Home William Annat Home This parcel was part of the land deeded to Joseph Larwill by President James Madison on

In 1988, the house was renovated to become offices for the accounting firm of Turpin, Long & Wilson, Inc. According to an article in the Daily Record,

family photographs Page 1 of unidentified family photographs. Page 2 of unidentified family photographs. Page 3 of unidentified family photographs. Page

Family Photographs page 3 of 4, in John Knoppenberger Family Bible. Family Photographs page 4 of 4, in John Knoppenberger Family Bible. Photograph inserted

area businesses to adopt a page. Also, we encourage anyone that may have photographs and any information regarding businesses in Wayne County that you own

floppy disks, etc. Photographs should be labeled with names and dates if at all possible. If not, a general idea of what family the photographs represent would

Grady House Odenkirk House Israel and Sophronia (Milbourn) Grady moved to Wooster and secured forty and a half acres of "wild and barren land" upon which

The house was built sometime between 1925 and 1928. In the 1925 Wooster city directory, 1440 Beall Ave was not listed. In the 1928 Wooster City Directory

W.E. Rice & Son, East Liberty, Wooster, Ohio 44691 Zimmerman & Co., 12 West Liberty, Wooster, Ohio 44691 Jacob Fischer - Book Binder, Wooster, Ohio 44691

The 3-story brick building once located at 127 E. Liberty St. in Wooster, Ohio had an inscription chiseled in a sandstone block near the top of the building

continued the photography business and produced some of the first life-sized photographs made in that section of Ohio plus oil paintings. On Jan. 17, 1860, Mr

Rev. K. Y. Plank" [photograph] 30 Jan 1939 - 5 Feb 1939 "Revival Meetings at the Church of God....Rev. E. I. Everhart" [photograph] "Evangelist, Rev. Denzel

property owner David Q. Liggett. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

exception of an absence of three years. He conducts one of the leading photograph galleries of this city and county, well supplied with newest improved

This document is a photograph of Col. Frank Gerlach speaking at a memorial dedication during the Pilgrimage tour to France and Belgium. It is found in

The Daily Record, p. 0. December 31, 1966: "Freedlander store [several photographs, 1898 and 1966]" by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. October 31

Society. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Photograph of Wayne Presbyterian Church circa 1888. Photograph courtesy of Ron Becker.

Quinby Ave. was built between 1913-1914 by property owner Alvin Rich. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Virginia The department has a small number of photographs and post cards available for browsing. Other photographs of the area may be included in a variety

Smythe in a California bungalow style for property owner J.E. Dalrymple. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

These documents are photographs of the Memorial Bridge established in Eyne, France, to honor the service of Ohioan soldiers during World War I. They are

These documents are photographs of the Memorial Hospice established in Mountfaucon, France, to honor the service of Ohioan soldiers during World War I

Persons Location 0000 E. Liberty St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States Photographs, Cameras, Greeting Cards, Gifts ad, Rittman Press. Rittman Press. 1937-11-18

The home featured a complete historical and legal library. Daily Record, photograph c.1976. To figure out how much people paid for a property read about Revenue

three first class artists employed at our rooms. We manufacture better photographs for same money, 1.00 per dozen for 8x12 inch and 2.00 each, opposite the

indices Post 1915 directories Additional internal databases You may find photographs; school records; census records; birth, marriage and death; property records;

between 1914-1915 for The College of Wooster Professor Delbert G. Lean. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

a furniture dealer and undertaker in downtown Wooster, Ohio in 1920. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

below, more than ever, even before answering that letter, to set some photographs of; first, the passport of our Uncle by marriage, Frederic Marchand, which

Carl L. Pippitt, proprietor of the Syndicate in downtown Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Taylor and torn down some time after 2011 by the College of Wooster. Photograph by S.Zimmerman

The following listing is from Williams' Akron, Wooster & Cuyahoga Falls Directory, City Guide, and Business Mirror (1859). William M. Thayer, E. Side,

The house once located at 318 Arnold Court was torn down. Photograph by Harry S. McClarran

Image of the 1878 Wayne County Courthouse cornerstone box lid. Image of the 1878 Wayne County Courthouse cornerstone metal box. Image of small copper plate

This page contains the links to pictures contained in the Frank Gerlach file on pages 20-59 and 61-63. The pictures have each been accompanied by captions

contractor Hummer and Crow in 1911 for property owner Julius T. Keister. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Doty Location ScanPage_193.jpg 'Professor' George W. Doty bought the photograph gallery of J. P. Greenwald Photographer in 1867 in Wooster, Ohio and operated

of Maple Grove. Read more 1830s - Established May 1857 - newspaper ad [photograph] 1859 - May 31, William Yergin retires 1859 - "Williams' Akron, Wooster

was built in 1859 by Ashebel H. Pierson and his wife Agnes B. Pierson. Photograph source Picturesque Wayne p.192

Daily Record, p. 30. May 01, 1993: "Genealogical Society 'Surprise Tour' [photograph]", The Daily Record. Oldest Wooster, Ohio church 1812 - Organized 1812-1814

built in 1869 by architect and contractor C.C. Baker for Jacob Schmuck Photograph by S. Zimmerman

built sometime between 1861-1866 by Porter Graham, a local cabinet maker. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

1960-NOV-08 WCHS Bible Records copied by C. Arthur Phillips Not Photographed Not Photographed JOHN R. McQUIGG and GERTRUDE W. IMGARD were united in Holy Matrimony

likely built by property owner Joseph Caldwell sometime between 1861-1864. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

This document is a photograph of the members of the pilgrimage band to Europe. It is found in the Frank Gerlach file.

This document is a photograph taken during the dedication ceremony for the 37th Division Battle Monument. It is found in the Frank Gerlach file.

scrapbooks Previously published family histories or biographical sketches Photographs Newspaper clippings Old address books Contact living relatives who may

smallest of clues that may lead to other clues or resources. Vital records; photographs; printed materials; passports, visas, work permits, and citizenship or

Gallery Photo Format is documentation for entering photographs in the Wayne County, Ohio Online Resource Center. Click to create or edit a record Form:Gallery

Smythe in 1919 according to the wishes of property owner Julius T. Keister. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

1909-1910 by property owners Harry S. Elliott and wife, Vivian Elliott. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

and lived in the house located at 558 N. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

1968 - Dealership is sold. Fire at Floyd Dugan's used car lot in 1967. Photograph by Thomas Pittenger March 20, 1967: "Fire Destroys Dugan Agency Showrooms

James Brinkerhoff for his daughter, E.N. Grill to live in during 1919. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

The Daily Record, p. 0. December 31, 1966: "Freedlander store [several photographs, 1898 and 1966]" by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. October 31

who built the house directly south of Snyder's house at 1043 Quinby Ave. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Pinkerington and torn down in 1995 to make way for the Autozone retail business. Photograph by Harry S. McClarran

at Ogden Road south. It closed in 1942. Hickory Grove schoolhouse class photograph circa 1890. Image of Hickory Grove one-room schoolhouse once located in

The house located at 632 N. Bever St.. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Portraits page 4 of 4 in N. E. Talley Family Bible. None of the people in the photographs were identified. PETER MYERS OF AMWELL, OH TO MARY E. TALLEY OF SMITHVILLE

Family Portraits page in the Durstine-Swinehart Family Bible. None of the photographs identified the people shown. Clark Durstine to Adda M. Swinehart, were

The house located at 444 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

in Wooster, Ohio was built in 1864 for property owner Ms. Eliza Kob. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Swinehart Photographer West Salem, OH Teeple's Photography Teeple Brothers Photograph Gallery J. D. Vincent Wagers & Co.Photographer Orrville, OH Walmer's Commercial

Location 0000 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio, United States American Hotel [photograph] 1874 ad, 2."P. J. Power's Clothing Store: West Side Clothing Store" Caldwell's

contractor Miller and Smith in 1894 for property owner David Y. Landis. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

between 1898-1899 by property owners Ira H. Aylsworth and his wife Lucy. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built in 1905 by the DiGiacomo family. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Photograph of the Church of Christ of Fredericksburg building located in Fredericksburg, Ohio. Photograph courtesy of Maynard Bragg

Ohio: 1864 - T. Teeple. 120 Public Square Wooster, OH Teeple Bro's New Photograph Gallery Robinsons Corner, OH T. Teeple & Co. N.E. Corner Public Square

and views from The Land of the Midnight Sun, and one reel showing 72 photographs of Creston and the pioneer citizens. Title: Wooster's Hero (1923) Sponsored

was a black and white photograph of four women. The photo is referenced in the accompanying paperwork's index card. The photograph is approximately 3.25

November, 2016 and February, 2017. Photograph showing the Dippo Family Bible's condition and broken cover. Photograph detailing what the spine of the Dippo

The small gambrel roofed house at 318 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

built sometime between 1815-1817 by property owner General Reasin Beall. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

David's son, Dave Jr.; located during his lifetime. He died in 1870. The photograph reproduced here was taken in 1848, just a year before he was named a member

by property owners Aaron and Julia Lehman sometime between 1865-1868. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

owner Olus C. Williams who operated a livery or 10-cent barn in Wooster. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

as an educational facility for the local immigrant Italian population. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

by the City of Wooster after an alleged arson fire on November 6, 2009. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Photograph of St. Michael's United Church of Christ located in Marshallville, Ohio. Photograph courtesy of R. H. Hochstetler

likely built between 1910-1918 by property owners Emma and A.H. Brown. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

located at 322 N. Bever St. was likely built by a Clapper family member. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

438 N. Bever St. was likely built in 1869 by property owner Louis Young. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Bever St. was built by Benedict Tiefenthaler sometime between 1869-1872. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Ave. was torn by The College of Wooster and replaced by a parking lot. Photograph by Harry S. McClarran.

of the John Sloane house located at 439 N. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

St.. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

art have not been found. His portraits, though probably all based on photographs of their subject, rather than a living model have been widely recognized

The Wooster Gun Club at their picnic in Highland Park 1885 circa [photograph] Front row, left to right: David Nice, Hugo Lindgreen, A. D. Wefler, John

The wood frame house at 407 N. Bever St. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

gable apex at 317 N. Bever St. was built in 1866 by Joseph Tiefenthaler. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

hung in the Archer House hotel for many years. Charles Gasche closes his photograph business in December of 1876. Charles Gasche courthouse wall panel paintings

The house at 337 E. Bowman St. as it appeared 2016. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

relationships, relatives living in the U.S. and Russian, physical description, photographs, details of military service, reasons for immigration, date and place

plot 106. Photograph by Jason Winkleman

Akron Airport. Immediately after viewing Airship "Akron" an official group photograph will be taken at south entrance of hangar. 12:30 A.M.- Regimental Dinner-

St., Wooster, Ohio S. H. Dawson observed on a later, non-cabinet card photograph S. H. Dawson Photographic Studio Wooster, Ohio ad, . File:DawsonSamuelH

their parking lot and was moved to 370 W. Larwill St in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by Harry McClarran

by the congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

between 1909-1910 by property owner Wilson P. Snyder's son Miles H. Snyder. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

$4,600 by Gotlieb Gasche and his wife Christena or Christiana Gasche. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

at 340 N. Bever St. was built in 1859 by property owner Charles Gasche. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Greater Cleveland Small Home Show sponsored by the Builders’ Exchange. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

2006. Photograph by Harry S. McClarran

The house located at 359 E. Bowman St. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Hard- cashier, #74 Exchange block, W Liberty Street. Haynes and Albright Photographs, SE corner of square, entrance off E Liberty Street. Mrs. P Lehman has

built sometime between 1909-1916 by property owner George Gerstenslager. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

page-- -- shows a general view of the pumps and dam together. NOTE-- The photographs referred to are attached to the official copies of the report as filed

Hiram B. Swartz purchased the property. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Cartmill, James Connell, Joseph R. Miller, Horace L. Smith, and James Brady. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

property owners Walter G. Whitaker and his wife Katherine P. Whitaker. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Alvin Rich & Co Hardware 11 13 15 Teeple's Photography,Teeple Brothers Photograph Gallery 17 19 21 Wayne County Herald - Newspapers 23 25 Masonic Lodge

Bever St. was likely built between 1886-1888 by Maggie B. Craighead. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

house located at 552 N. Bever St was built sometime between 1910 to 1918. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

mill, sash and door factory of Mr. Stibbs and Flattery. Prof. GW Doty, photographs, SE corner of square. JB and JH Kock, successors to McClure and Co., proprietors

developers Jerome and Maggie Curry sometime after buying the lot in 1881. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

by property owners Walter G. Whitaker and wife, Katherine P. Whitaker. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

collection. 1938 - October, Works Progress Administration 3 members of WPA photographed the author cards for all adult class books. 1941 - Library participated

The house located at 542 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

between 1889-1894 by property owners Alvah D. Brosius and his wife Clara. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

1880-1881 by property owners and developers Maggie J. Curry and Jerome Curry. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

built sometime between 1883 and 1890 by property owner Weston Peckinpaugh. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

likely built sometime between 1880-1887 by property owner Maria E. Johnson. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Image 2 of 2 Family Portraits pages in the Reider Family Bible. 1967 photograph enclosed with letter to WCHS about the Reider Family Bible. One side of

in Wooster, Ohio was built in 1879 by property owner J. Adolph Schmitz. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

now resides in the collection of the Wayne County Historical Society. A photograph of the pipe, further description of the incident, and information about

owner Margaret H. Bruce. The property stayed in the family for 84 years. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

notions in Albright block, S Market Street. Albright Brothers ahead for photographs, SE corner of square. Bowers Stove Depot on S Market Street. Attorneys

located in Orrville. NE side of Square, Wooster, Ohio 44691 For the best photographs, go to the Harry's Art Gallery. J. H. Allen, E. Henry St., Wooster, Ohio

was nicknamed the "Town Hall" of the Little Italy section of Wooster. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

present sanctuary photography] [Sunday School Annex and Fellowship Hall Photograph] Pastors since 1834 Joseph Adams George Kimmel Joseph Grimm J. Greegor

1907-1908 by property owner developer and contractor Charles O. Langell. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

occupied by Mr. Pedlick as a cigar store. For sale by Rawlins and Co., photographs, E Liberty Street, opposite the post office. Collars for sale at Hartman

Grocery Store in Frick Memorial block, W Liberty Street. Theodore Teeple photograph gallery, 120 public square, NE side of square. Winger and Norwood Grocery

occupied by GS Baker as a shoe store- WA Donner. Emma Brainard Art Gallery, photographs, SE side of square, successor to WH Harry. Attorneys and physicians same

purpose of examining the style to be accepted and after looking over photographs of drawings and discussing the material to be used, it was finally determined