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Photo taken from Central Park looking south east across Park Avenue East to the courthouse. To the far right, the roof of the jail peeks up over the trees while to the left, a streetlight arch stretches across Park Avenue. The courthouse is lacking…

A view of the Richland County Courthouse, circa 1960. Note the Doughboy (statue) in the foreground.

Image from 1908 showing the First United Methodist Church on corner of North Diamond and Park Ave East and the "old" court house on the adjacent corner.

A view of the Richland County Courthouse circa 1903.

Workers in a large workroom inspecting newly made tires. None of the men are identified.

A complete machine shop – Boring Mills, Lathes, Milling Machines, Presses, everything needed for making repairs – keeps up the equipment to keep the factory running night and day.

A huge machine for mixing and kneading rubber compounds. Toothed rolls inside the big cylinder stir and mix the “batch.” Used principally for black stocks to keep the light, blick pigment enclosed while mixing.

A view of the Mansfield Tire Co. warehouse. Circa 1920

George W. Stephens – Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mansfield Tire and Rubber.

Charles Hoffman – Later President of the plumbing and heating firm which bore his name, and one of the founders of The Mansfield Tire and Rubber Company.