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Mansfield City Building/Fire Department (bays facing Park Avenue West). View south on South Walnut. The jail is the stone building with the bell tower behind the fire station.

Mansfield Savings Bank after the building was remodeled in 1888 completely changing the appearance. An addition was made to the rear and the Mansard roof was removed and replaced with gables and a turret. This image was taken from a check once…

On Wednesday, October 15, 1873, Mansfield Savings Bank officially opened for business. The following week the Ohio Liberal newspaper described the building as being “renaissance style, two stories in height, with Mansard roof. The beautiful design is…

Photo of the original Westbrook Outing Club. On the Fourth of July, 1902, the new clubhouse was formally opened. The Mansfield News wrote that “no finer constructed clubhouse and no more elegantly designed summer house is to be found anywhere than…

Taken during the construction of the Mansfield Savings Bank on the northwest corner of West Fourth and North Main. This building replaced a bank building originally constructed in 1873. Wood scaffolds and stacks of building material sit on the West…

The $100,000 Mansfield Savings Bank, designed by local architect Vernon Redding, would be “one of the finest in the state,” constructed of reinforced concrete and granite. It would be one story with a basement and mezzanine. The bank would open on…

Team photo of the North End Billiards (NEB) football team taken in front of North End Billiards, 52 Harker. The photo shows 17 uniformed players and four men in street clothes. A pile of leather helmets sits on the sidewalk in front of the players. …

The office building for the Mansfield Sheet and Tin Plate Co. located at 913 Bowman St., Mansfield, Ohio was completed around 1919.

The plant was originally built in 1908-09 and formally opened in June of 1909 as the National Sheet Steel Co. A few months later, the company was reorganized as the National Rolling Mill Co. In 1914, the plant was bought by the Davey Brothers and…

Charles T. Sherman was the eldest child of Charles Robert Sherman And Mary Holt. Charles was born in Norwalk, Connecticut on February 3, 1811 and brought to Lancaster, Ohio about a year later. Charles began attending Ohio University in Athens…