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This photo is of a building that has been identified as the Sunbury fence factory located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas Laber.

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This is a photograph of the fence factory in Sunbury, OH, located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas Laber.

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Photo of young woman milking cows.

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Photograph of horse and dog with outbuildings.

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Sunbury School Class 1917-1918

Milton Utley, teacher (rear left)

Eleanor Huston, teacher (middle row left)

A.C. Myers, teacher (rear right)

According to the 13 September 1917 issue of the Sunbury News, Milton Utley was the Superintendent…

Photo of a table set for a meal.

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Lillie May Kempton (1896-1973) at the Kempton home feeding the rabbits and chickens. The house is located at 181 East Granville Street, Sunbury, OH. Photographer Harry O. Kempton (1869-1957) is Lillie's father and may have taken this picture.

Sunbury High School Girl's Basketball Team 1917-18. These young women have been identified as follows:

Back row left to right Hallie Piper Day, Doris Forwood Kirkpartick Neptune, Bernice Utley Webb, Lucille Townley Davis, Mabel A. Loar…

The man driving this car could be Lamont Kempton with his dog. It has been ruled out that the car is a Ford, and it is believed that the car's tag indicates a date of either 1918 or 1919.

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This photohraph, taken c 1918, is of the receiving platform of the Sunbury Creamery. John Loar is the man standing to the right of the car. The car has been identified as a 1914 Model T.

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