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of Schines Wayne Theater building, later known as the Lyric Two, on N. Buckeye St. in Wooster, Ohio.

Receipt from Weitzel Dry Cleaning Co. once located at 201 N. Buckeye St. in Wooster, Ohio dated 1969.

business building once located at 230 N. Buckeye St., just south of the intersection of W. Larwill and N. Buckeye streets, was torn down to expand a parking

The house once located at 535 N. Buckeye St. was torn down sometime during 2011 and is a future building site for a Habitat for Humanity in Wayne County

Image of the Church of Christ once located on N. Buckeye St. in Wooster, Ohio. Source-Picturesque Wayne

The house once located at 355 N. Buckeye St. was torn down.

The house once located at 332 N. Buckeye St., or Parcel No. 64-01492, was torn down sometime after 1998 and became part of the Wooster Elks Home parking

The house once located at 449 N. Buckeye St. was torn down sometime after 2010 and is a future site for a HABITAT FOR HUMANITY IN WAYNE COUNTY INC. home

The house once located at 535 N. Buckeye St. was torn down sometime during 2011 and is a future building site for a $117,000 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY IN WAYNE

and Charles Coburn. These buildings were located in the 100 block of N. Buckeye St. in Wooster, OH. In the 1943 Wooster City Directory, it lists Arch H

Nolle Bros. building located at 156 E. Liberty St.,the northwest corner of E. Liberty and N. Buckeye streets, in Wooster, Ohio.

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