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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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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 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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Photo of a baby sitting outside in a high chair.

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Photo of two young girls with dolls standing at a decorated Christmas tree.

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Photo of Shaver gravesite in Sunbury Memorial Park. The smaller stone to the left of the center stone is for Sara A. Shaver (1840-1915), and the smaller stone to the right is for R. Shaver (1833-1922).

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This may be a picture of the second story of the brick building on the NW corner of the Town Square at Cherry and Columbus St. This building is commonly referred to as Fling's Hardware although it is no longer operating as a hardware store. The…

This photo shows a young child outside on a rocking horse.

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Herbert Kempton has been identified as seated 5th from left. One of the men standing has been identified as Reese Davis.

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This photo has been identified as possibly being the home of Dick and Harry White's mother. It may have been located on Hill Street but is no longer standing.

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