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This is a photo of a barn with a tiled silo and additional outbuilding. There is a man standing in front of the silo.

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This photo shows a baseball game being played at Billy Southworth Memorial Park.

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This photograph shows the construction of the Sunbury Creamery from the inside of the building. In the upper left quadrant of the photo, two men are standing at the top of the scaffolding.

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This photo has been identified as showing a train trestle built over Big Walnut Creek in Sunbury. It is a deck type girder plate bridge that is still standing and used as a pedestrian bridge.

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This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the October 10 , 1952 edition of the Sunbury News.

"FLYING EAGLES-- These Big
Walnut High School Eagles are all
pepped for their chance at Rich-
mond this Friday…

This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the September 13, 1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"First row: Harold Gallogly, Pat Dennis, , Eugene Wampler, Bernard Stauch, Dick Buell, Marvin Meeker, Tom Lenhart…

This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the October 25, 1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"Left to right: Shirley Day, Joan Zwayer, Queen Baker, Sue Lenhart, Evelyn Ulery, retiring queen, and Wilma Bell."

This is a photo of the Big Walnut High School marching band practicing at Southworth Memorial Park in Sunbury.

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This photo shows a tethered cow and calf outside of a barn with an outbuilding and a carriage to the right.

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From Mark Arnold:…