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Six men, four women, and a young girl sit around what appears to be the company's portable sawmill. A 1908 advertisement in The Threshermen's Review (Jan 1908, pg. 3) called it "the handiest portable mill on the market" and said it was capable of…

View of the property of the Aultman & Taylor Co. Shows several of the factory buildings and the railroads that were nearby. Company closed in 1923 and this later became the site of Ohio Brass.

Image of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, 283 North Mulberry. Photo shows a steam train in front of the station, under a water pipe used for replenishing the boiler reservoir. A small t-shaped station with a bay window on the street side of…

View of the Elks Home located at the northeast corner of West 3rd St. and Mulberry. Before it became the Elks Home it was the home of James Harvey Cook.

John L. Baxter rebuilt the factory after a 1899 fire, only to have another one happen in 1910. They never fully recovered from the 1910 fire and by 1916 the decision was made to close Baxter Stove Company.

The third church was built after fire destroyed the second in 1889. After construction of the current church this structure was used as St. Peter’s High School. The corner stone for the current St. Peter’s was laid May 14, 1911 and the church was…

Front and side view of the Bissman Flats which were located at 4th St. and Bowman. Very ornate and colorful building with striped awnings and beautiful stonework.

The Block House in South Park.

Block House sitting next to the Court House.

Front and side view of Bowman Street School a large red brick edifice built in the late 1880's. Located at the corner of Bowman and Harker Streets.