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Construction of the Sunbury Creamery. At least two men can be seen; one standing on the lower left, and one in an opening on the second story of the building looking out toward the camera.

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This photo has been identified as the railroad trestle at the Sunbury Creamery.

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This photograph shows a creek with birch trees in the foreground and deciduous trees in the background.

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This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the September 27,1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"Ellis Lane of Sunbury is shown handing his glove to his son, Junior Lane, 6, with best wishes for a baseball career. …

This young man has been identified as Donald Kempton by his daughter, Kitty Kempton. The picture was likely taken by Harry O. Kempton



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This is a picture of a drugstore on the Village Square in Sunbury. The store sold ice cream, candy, had a pharmacy inside, and served as a bus depot. The decorations here were done by students attending Big Walnut schools who were awarded prizes for…

Twenty people gathered outdoors for a photograph. The children in front are sitting on the grass. The middle row of adults is seated on chairs with each of the two adults on the left holding a baby. The back row has five
people. The back row also…

This photograph shows a farm with two silos, 3 men in suits, 1 man in overalls, 1 child, and a dog. A white house can also be seen in the top right side of the picture.

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This photograph shows the fence factory in Sunbury, OH. In the foreground, a piece of manufacturing equipment rests on sawhorses. The building is currently owned by Doug Laber and is located at 140 E. Granville St.

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This photograph shows the fence factory building in Sunbury, Ohio, in the background, and a large piece of equipment resting on saw horses in the foreground. The building is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas…