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information about recognized landmarks in Shreve. Read more Buildings View information about the local buildings that are not private residences. Read more

- July 31, Destroyed by fire, believed to have started in the rear of the buildings, either in the kitchen or basement. Thursday, June 1, 1939 - ad, "PALACE

effected. The library was only open seven days in October, nineteen in November and closed in December and January. In 1922, Miss Myrtle Allen resigned the position

records Jackson Democrats Living in Wayne Co, OH 1884 Physicians Log cabin births Iowans born in Ohio Ohioans in Kansas Ohioans in Missouri See Business files

Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater

Doylestown, Ohio, and Shreve, Ohio 1937 - February, Planning for the Rittman library which was housed in the 'new' community building in Rittman, Ohio was

East Side of Market Street, Shreve, Ohio A Street View in Smithville Page 165 The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Depot, Shreve, Ohio The South Side of Market

p. 5. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

more Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 19

Service Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

Ohio Beauty shop was in front portion and Miriam & Arthur Collins lived in the back part of house. 1941 - Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston

almost impossible job of serving their 700 guests in two different buildings a characteristic Inn dinner in one and one-half hours. A force of 20 cooks and

Mary and Earl were in High School when I was ad there were never any nicer young people in town. After graduating from High School in Creston, Earl went

The first train arrived in Wooster in 1852. Articles pertaining to railroads in Wayne County, OH can be found in a notebook labeled “Railroads.” It is shelved

their own board. In 1960, the Shreve Branch became one of the four branches in the WCPL system. The Shreve Library moved into its new building on November 20

Founded February1944 Shreve,Ohio Dissolved Date unknown Related Predecessors Hotel Carl Key Persons Location N. Market St., Shreve, 44676, Ohio "sold to"Mr

Newkirk and Metcalf Roads in Clinton Township was established in 1837. Members met in the Newkirk Schoolhouse and erected buildings in 1843 and 1907. Newkirk

owner Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 14

destroyed building Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing

Branch opened in High School Building 1936 Doylestown forms a library 1937 Rittman library becomes part of the Wayne County Library 1938 Shreve library becomes

black eye that the man in charge of it-- it was a private enterprise in those days--gave up plans for holding the fair in 1880. In fact no fair was held

black eye that the man in charge of it-- it was a private enterprise in those days--gave up plans for holding the fair in 1880. In fact no fair was held

Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 10. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray

1987 Historic Homes and Buildings in Wayne County In Search of Obedience, God Brought Me to America Picturesque Wayne: A History in Text and Engraving Wayne

Street School Wayne Elementary School Wooster Ward 4 School Building Schools in Wooster, Ohio in 1859 School records Wooster Reading Room Wayne County Public

Daily Record, p. 123. The Beeson Hospital. Shreve News. Shreve, Ohio. 1940-12-31 page 3. Beeson Hospital. Shreve News. 12-30-1940, p. 3.

Housed Benjamin Eby Grocery and the lot was still in the name of Benjamin Eby in 1880. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate

p. 5. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

States The Harness Room was located in the building beside the Hitching Post. 1980 - Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled

establishment. Read more 1918 - Opened in Akron, Ohio, in a leased portion of an American cereal company building in Akron, Ohio. B.F. Goodrich Rubber company

was in at the death of the Hun— two of its battalions had crossed the Escault (Scheldt) River in Belgium on the small pontoon bridges and dug in sufficiently

opened its doors in June 1938. Louie Thomas Carter, Sr. solicited the help of his brother Warren Elisha Carter of Kent, Ohio to assist. In 1973, Carter Jones

St., Shreve, Ohio 44676 - current Shreve, Clinton Township, Wayne County, Ohio Shreve Christian Church located at 500 North Market Street, Shreve was established

Market St., Shreve, Ohio 44676 - current Shreve Presbyterian Church located at 343 North Market Street, Shreve was established in 1865. A building was erected

business. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

first Shreve Methodist Church was built in 1856 while, Shreve was still called Clinton Station. At this time the Millbrook Class united with Shreve and A

effected. The library was only open seven days in October, nineteen in November and closed in December and January. In 1922, Miss Myrtle Allen resigned the position

"imageLayers":[]} Shreve United Methodist Church 430 North Main St., Shreve, 44676, Ohio The first Shreve Methodist Church was built in 1856 while, Shreve was still

States Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 13

Physicians and dentists same. Ezra D Shreve, surveyor and civil engineer in county buildings. Wooster Hardware Store of Harding and Jones, one door west

Directory 1930 ad, "Leedy Bros." ad, Leedy Bros. Shreve News. Shreve, Ohio. 1930-12-24, p. 8. Shreve News. Shreve, Ohio. 1940-05-23, p.6.

corner) across the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and placed N of Shreve Road and S of the Railroad Depot. circa 1890 - Established Between 1915-1919 - sold

000 volumes were moved in tomato crates to the new location. The need for a new library in Doylestown was first presented in 1972. In September 1973, plans

Ohio Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 8

Ohio Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 10

windows. (One-Room) 1st School in Shreve-County Historical Landmark (1983)-located at 276 Jones St. in Shreve and was built in 1855. Charles H. Porter House-Pioneer

list goes on. Wooster is shown in the following new buildings additions and alterations as being constructed. New building- Mrs. Richards and JA Newkirk

Industries Camp Luz, Orrville Pleasant Home Camp Grounds Whispering Hills, near Shreve Point Breeze Chautauqua, Smithville Citizens Band Independent Band Wooster

Subdivision in North Wooster Pulled by Developer" by Emily Morgan, The Daily Record, p. 123. October 03, 2019: "Farmers National Bank Marks Shreve Opening

business Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 12

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 9

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 20

. . . About Name Shreve Block Company Retail Building Material / Garden Equipment and Supplies Facts Founded Date unknown Shreve,Ohio Dissolved Date unknown

Compare your public buildings of today with those of fifty or even twenty-five years in the past, and you will acknowledge the difference in beauty, comfort

. . .... . . About Name Shreve Hardware Company Retail Building Material / Garden Equipment and Supplies Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers Facts Founded

Retail Building Material / Garden Equipment and Supplies Facts Founded Date unknown Related Key Persons Founders Ernest Kerr Location Shreve, 44676, Ohio

of square, opposite county buildings. John H Thomas, organ, pianos and sewing machines for sale at north of county buildings. Work was commenced on the

Erie St. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 19

States Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 12

States Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 13

States Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 17

Barnhart in rear of the county buildings, is informing citizens of Wooster he takes possession of his warehouse in rear of county buildings, lately occupied

States Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 13

1937 - February, Planning for the library which was housed in the 'new' community building in Rittman, Ohio was started by Miss Mildred Sandoe 1937 - June

30) was built in 1874 by Francis A. Warner. Valley College Grange Hall-County Historical Landmark (1984)-Built in 1854. Located at 2411 Shreve Rd. Wood frame

He was born near Nashville in Holmes County Dec. 27, 1821 and died Feb. 15, 1886. In 1859, he moved to Wooster and engaged in the dry goods business and

insurance 1000 in Urban Mutual and 1800 in Wayne Co. Mutual. Samuel Geitgey had two buildings, entire store loss 3000, insurance 1000 in Knox Co. Mutual

success in establishing a special business in carpet trade in rooms at rear of Clark Bros. Dry Goods Store, E Liberty Street, Acadome building. Hartman

Mullins, office Keefers iron block, upstairs. Ezra D Shreve, surveyor, office in the county buildings. National Bank of Wooster, capital and surplus 63000

Ohio Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 20

Closed Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p.20

Undertaking Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 16

8785.27 in dollars in full for building Landis and Schmuck building on W Liberty Street being 1385.27 dollars more than the contractor price in full of

Riddle, Matilda Riddle, From Shreve Church-- John B. Brown, mary Brown, Eliza Darnell, Polly Garinger, Samuel Shreve, Betsy Shreve, Moses Wells, Aphia Wells

diligent in all his undertakings, he had made such progress in his studies before coming to Ohio that he found no difficulty in securing the school in his local

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 14

Clothing Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 19

trails through Ohio is written in the Preface in Archeological Atlas of Ohio. The earliest road in Wayne County, Ohio was cut in 1808. It went from Massillon

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 11

local movie, Wooster's Hero. In 1928 the National Film Co. from Akron, Ohio was in Orrville, Ohio recording. In 1942 Shreve, Ohio, the school Band Mother's

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 8

site 40000 in cash and right of way from Millbrook from extension of his railroad into town. A committee is in conference. Meeting held in the mayor’s

Mrs. Ducey's Saloon 9 Chidester Samuel 9 Miner Harry killed in mine 10 Miner Fred killed in mine 10 Collier Mrs. Mildred 10 James Jesse 11 Peg-leg Pete

Wooster Hardware Company (began in 1882, present owners bought it in 1891, incorporated In 1911) The Wooster Hospital (org. In 1907) The Standard Coach and

McBride; Ezra D Shreve. Flour and feed at Wooster City Mills, Boyd and Smith. Shop for manufacture of compensating spring bed in the building formerly occupied

Society of Shreve, Holmesville and Millersburg. The bell that swings in the tower is one of the largest in Wooster and was in use for many years in the old

Established Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 17