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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 Richland County Court House which once sat on the corner of Diamond Street and Park Avenue East. To the south in the background is the county jail.

Mansfield Memorial Building, 34 Park Avenue West, from the south side of the street. This building housed the Mansfield Public Library prior to the Carnegie Library being Built. Today it is the Mansfield Memorial Museum. A streetcar is visible on…

Image of a fire drill being conducted on the south-east corner of Central Park. The image looks north on Main Street.

The first Richland County Court House shortly before it was razed. The second of three court houses was built in 1870.

The Richland County which sat on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East.

Looking north down North Main Street. To the right is Berno's and on the left is the T & A House and R. B. Maxwell and Company.

The Richland County Court House. The Court House sits on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East. The block house was set next to the court house the the 1908 centennial celebration before being moved to South Park.

The Richland County Court House. The Court House sits on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East. In the foreground is the Gun Monument as it once stood on Central Park.

The Richland County Court House which once sat on the corner of Diamond Street and Park Avenue East.